The phrase "a market range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the span or limits of prices or values within a specific market context.
Example: "The new product will be priced within a market range that appeals to both budget-conscious consumers and premium buyers."
Alternatives: "price range" or "market spectrum".
The Nissan Leaf, a fully electric car with a marketed range of up to 100 miles per charge, will retail for just under $33,000, and the same credits could help.
Mogu priced its sale at $14 per share on Wednesday, toward the lower end of a marketed range.
The Welding business develops welding and cutting technologies, which covers a wide market range such as naval shipyards, automotive, transport equipment, infrastructures, boilers, distributors, machinery and equipment and energy.
The authors suggest the authorities should announce a (very broad) market range and act if prices move beyond it.
Homes on the market range from a three-bedroom, two-bath 1910 colonial listed at $369,900, to an 18-room 1900 colonial on the Hudson River, listed for $9.65 million.
"We put that target out there knowing that it is a market share range where you start to break the monopoly [of Intel] and its stranglehold on the market.
-- Katharine Kokomoor, Moretown, Vt .A. There is hardly a town in Germany that does not hold an outdoor Christmas market, ranging from a couple of booths in the smaller villages to large collections of elaborately decorated wood stalls.
'The starting point was that Boots approached me about doing a mass-market range because they wanted something that was proper aromatherapy,' says Phillips, who already produces This Works, an award-winning range of aromatherapy products.
Estimates of the average time required to bring a drug to the market ranges from 12 to15 years at an average cost of about $800 million.
