The phrase "a profound range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or deep variety of something, such as emotions, experiences, or knowledge.
Example: "The artist's work showcases a profound range of emotions, capturing both joy and sorrow in a single piece."
Alternatives: "a deep variety" or "an extensive spectrum".
If, as Mr. Ivanov said, "the mechanism starts working," the accord could become the foundation for a genuine partnership of old enemies on a profound range of issues.
Indeed, as Dr Craig Hassed says: "The fact that mindfulness is a single skill that has such a profound range of applications suggests that it is an essential part of our human make-up, which can be remembered and adapted and applied in many and various ways". Now my time of stillness "on the cushion," or in my case on the chair, is something I look forward to.
(Frost & Bondy, 1994) would be more effective in teaching mand skills to adults with mental retardation in the severe and profound range.
Finally, those in the profound range, comprising the smallest number of intellectually disabled, demonstrate minimal responsiveness, secondary physical handicaps, poor motor development and communication skills, and the ability to perform only highly structured work activities.
Results illustrate the profound range of functioning in this age group and indicate considerable differences as a function of each dimension.
Some of these species would experience such profound range reductions that they would go extinct (the Turnover phase of her hypothesis).
These notions have led to the hypothesis that natural sequences have a profound mid-range inhomogeneity, that is, they are enriched by short GC-rich regions (30 100 nt) alternating with adjacent AT-rich regions.
Our results indicate that receptor binding has a profound long-range impact on the stability and structure of PA, suggesting that, with a limit on hingelike motions between domain 2 and domain 4, the protein can be made to be significantly more stable.
80 The impacts of disease on corals can be profound, ranging from minor tissue loss to entire-colony mortality.
The aforementioned results indicate that channel-wall functionalization is efficient to convert a conventional COF into outstanding CO2 adsorption materials; the effects of functional groups on carbon dioxide capture are positive and profound ranging from capacity to selectivity and productivity.
Nevertheless, the contemporary human animal relationship is complex and profound, ranging from exploitation of livestock for food and anthropomorphisation of animals as pets, to live 'wet markets' and international trade in animal species; these processes, which are highly culturally determined, create interfaces between animals and humans, which lead in some instances, to disease emergence.
