The phrase "a moderate range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or selection that is neither too limited nor too extensive, often in contexts like product offerings, data sets, or opinions.
Example: "The store offers a moderate range of organic products to cater to different customer preferences."
Alternatives: "a reasonable variety of" or "a balanced selection of".
Finally, noise injection at a moderate range of SNRs delivers further performance gains.
As a precursor, the scheme simulates flow past an isolated cylinder, which is validated over a moderate range of Reynolds numbers.
The intercomparison and evaluation of multiple land surface models (LSMs) associated with different meteorological forcing and precipitation datasets can offer a moderate range of water budget variable estimates.
In Section 4, we apply this methodology to images acquired by the sensor to detect wholly visible and partially concealed targets at a moderate range of 325 meters, using our own test facility.
Within a moderate range of field intensity, we found effects on flame propagation speeds to be negligible after correcting the flame displacement speed with respect to the unburned flow velocity ahead of the flame edge.
The phase structure of the films remained stable in a moderate range of Γ and v, but large v induced a transition of from (111) to (200) orientations in the TiN-phase sublayer and smaller Γ yielded a single-layered Ti-phase film.
Bicarbonate concentration of natural waters generally held within a moderate range by the effects of the carbonate equilibrium.
Bicarbonate concentration of natural waters is generally held within a moderate range by the effects of the carbonate equilibrium.
The electrical performance of the GRH composite, measured by change in volume resistivity vs. stress and strain, exhibited a moderate range similar to that of carbon fiber.
It argues that the United States should reduce legal immigration (including refugees) to a "moderate range"—between the 1970s' average of 300,000 a year and the 1990s' 800,000 and that it should expand the criteria for admission to include skills and education.
In the steady-state simulations, a quasi-linear correlation has been obtained for the flame speeds with stretch for a moderate range, which confirms the applicability of the asymptotic relation for small stretch.
