The phrase "a plausible range" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing estimates, possibilities, or variations that are reasonable or believable within a certain context.
Example: "The study suggests that the average temperature increase over the next decade could fall within a plausible range of 1 to 2 degrees Celsius."
Alternatives: "a reasonable range" or "a credible range".
Add in the effects of chance (what is known as the Monte Carlo simulation method), and you end up with what should be a plausible range of timescales and costs.Applied to the TB portfolio, the result does not look good.
We investigated (N in left[ 1, 20right]), which we consider a plausible range for recommender systems.
But they tried to make the calculations by using a plausible range of values or the relevant parameters.
PSA was performed using Monte Carlo simulation techniques that allow all parameters to be varied simultaneously within a plausible range.
In light of the observed current low GDP levels of these countries, this seems as a plausible range for GDP scenario assumptions.
Also, if a new angle measurement is not a possible angle measurement of the map, or if it is not within a plausible range of acceptable map measurements, RescueMe does not change the current angle's measurement to the new one.
We used information from the most recent survey to account for bias and uncertainty in earlier estimates and used bootstrap and Bayesian approaches to estimate trends, conditional on a plausible range of process variance associated with seasonal movements.
The methodology departs from conventional scenario-led impact studies because it is based on sensitivity analyses of catchment responses to a plausible range of climate changes (rather than the time-varying outcome of individual scenarios), making it scenario-neutral.
The two indirect measurements of incidence in this analysis fell within a plausible range of HIV incidence in both countries.
Conversely, there was no need to evoke undetected cases in WA in order to estimate a plausible range of values for R.
From these observations, the interval [0.8% 1.8%] can be taken as a plausible range for LC T*Pselection coefficient in Europe.
