The phrase "a range in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific scope or area within which something occurs or is applicable.
Example: "The study focused on a range in which various factors influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a spectrum where" or "a scope in which".
With this data, the calculator then spits out an estimated parental contribution, as well as a range in which the final contribution is likely to fall.
Richard W. Fisher, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, said on Tuesday that inflation was at the high end of a range in which the Fed is comfortable.
Mr. Tetzlaff is also uncomfortable being typecast as a particular kind of player, and in his recordings he has been careful to hop around the literature, from the unaccompanied Bach works to concertos by Haydn, Mozart, Dvorak, Janacek, Bartok, Weill and Sibelius -- a range in which he has been consistently persuasive.
The belief interval represents a range in which true probability may lie.
We assume that there is a range in which the changes for pixel values are imperceptible.
There existed a range in which T was not proportional to the cube of b m where b m was small in the b m -T relation.
The black line segment delimits a χ range in which a small change in χ leads to a significant change in Pre for good and excellent models, i.e., to the acceptance of a large number of false positives.
In conclusion, inserting a SAM allows controlling the energy level alignment between an electrode and an organic semiconductor over a certain range in which vacuum-level alignment occurs between the SAM and the OSC.
His commander, Lt. Col. Clemson G. Turregano, is also planning a 19-mile trip to a firing range in which the soldiers will practice offensive and defensive maneuvers.
In bench studies, the optimal balloon volume was defined as a volume range in which P TM was within a certain threshold [14, 15].
We analyze the heat power P from electrons to phonons in thin metallic films deposited on free-standing dielectric membranes in a temperature range in which the phonon gas has a quasi two-dimensional distribution.
