The phrase "a predictable range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limits or boundaries that can be anticipated or expected in a certain context, such as data analysis, statistics, or performance metrics.
Example: "The results of the experiment fell within a predictable range, confirming our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "an expected range" or "a defined range".
The vehicles have a predictable range.
(Restaurants get venison fillets, pork tenderloins, and rib-eye steaks in individual shrink-wrapped packages, and prepare them within a predictable range of variations).
Severin Borenstein, an economist at the University of California, Berkeley who studies electricity pricing, said that landlords tended to be more confident that hourly prices would move in a predictable range when a utility and regulator were friendly.
The precincts of New York retailing, Fifth Avenue, Broadway, and SoHo, became, as many people noted, mall-like themselves, with a predictable range of national boutiques and a predictable effect on the department stores, which continued to "make" the neighborhoods, and continued to lose market share.
Scores of tourist-targeted shops, selling a predictable range of gifts, are concentrated in the West Zone, and are quaintly named – at least to foreigners: the Mao Lao Tai Smelly Tofu Shop, for example, the Turnip Cake Store, Hengdai Wooden Bucket Store and, bizarrely, the Pakistan Handmade Oxfords Store.
Recently, bitcoin has faded from the news media as the price of the stuff has settled into a predictable range, and volume isn't growing.
To develop a ciliary muscle driven accommodating intraocular lens (IOL) that has a large and predictable range of variable power as a step toward spectacle independence.
For example, the I-SceI HEase from the mitochondria of the budding yeast Sacharomyces cerevisiae (genome size ~8.5*104 bp) has an extremely narrow and predictable range of cleavage sites in the human genome [ 48] (genome size ~3*109 bp) and little if any toxicity in human cells and live mice [ 6, 49].
The mixed responses to her work suggest both the predictable range of taste that characterizes any particular culture and the beguiling blend of convention and innovation that many scholars in the 21st century have noted.
Panels topics are fairly predictable, ranging from Latin America-supported development proposals, business stories and experiences, and challenges for Latin America.
Instead, once it had been identified, they worked around the problem, by keeping the equipment within predictable ranges.
