The phrase "a probable range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing estimates, forecasts, or predictions that are not exact but suggest a likely variation.
Example: "The study indicates a probable range of outcomes for the project's success based on current data."
Alternatives: "an estimated range of" or "a likely range of".
The local risk calculated using the concept of pre-existing cracks gives a most probable range of ring crack radii that does not match the radii measured experimentally.
However, the local risk calculated using the assumption of critical crack nucleation and formation during spherical indentation results in a most probable range of ring crack radii which exhibits good agreement with the experimental data.
The dark gray area (a-b-c-d) shows the probable range of the averaged coupling coefficient and the length of the interseismic period.
We developed a probabilistic model to estimate the probable range of flashing emissions from Barnett natural gas-producing sites at any given time.
Third, develop a set of scenarios that collectively account for the probable range of future outcomes and not necessarily the entire possible range.
The intersection of the C − T relationship and the range of the coupling coefficient in this study shows the probable range of the averaged coupling coefficient and the length of the interseismic period (area a-b-c-d in Fig. 3).
Although the system parameters or properties are uncertain in many engineering problems, but their probable range of values i.e. upper and lower bounds, can be provided from practical experience and engineering knowledge.
That range, combined with the probable range of wingspans for P. sandersi, allowed Ksepka to estimate the gliding performance of the bird.
The purpose of this approach was to capture the entire probable range of HSMRs if another diagnosis had been entered as the main diagnosis.
