The phrase "a practical range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety or scope of something that is useful or applicable in a particular context.
Example: "The workshop will cover a practical range of techniques for improving productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a useful variety of" or "a functional spectrum of".
A practical range of connection strength was identified that provides acceptable performance.
Convergence rates are predicted for a model diffusion equation by a Fourier analysis over a practical range of α.
Moreover, a comprehensive parametric study, considering a practical range of the parameters that influence the response of SPs (and considering 3840 SP configurations) was conducted.
The subsequent numerical investigation covers X-joints with two different brace-to-chord intersection angles, a wide range of geometric parameters and a practical range of material parameters.
For example, comprehensive design curves do not exist for the elastic and plastic behaviour of all mitre types, over a practical range of geometry and loading parameters.
For a practical range of diameter-to-wall-thickness ratios the Lame hoop stress predictions are compared with approximate solutions of a selected design codes.
The post-buckling behavior of each of these configurations is determined, with emphasis on a wide practical range of parameters.
Experiments were conducted with pumps of various geometries and using a relevant, practical range of working electrolyte ionic concentration.
Applying the developed formula, ISDD predictions for a wide practical range of Pe and τ numbers are calculated and plotted in two- and three-dimensional plots.
For example, one could use the Exponential or Gaussian covariance functions defined as: where a is the practical range of autocorrelation of the covariance models; that is the distance h at which the covariance function equals 0.05.
A reasonable approximation in the practical range of Young's modulus is obtained for the stress concentration factor in pure shear loading.
