The phrase "a range of aluminium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or forms of aluminium available for a specific purpose or application.
Example: "The company offers a range of aluminium products, including sheets, rods, and extrusions."
Alternatives: "a variety of aluminium" or "a selection of aluminium".
But their research into planned obsolescence and recycling has inexplicably led them to produce a range of luxury aluminium office furniture, decorated with computer parts.
This analytical model is used to predict the closure stress intensity factor for a range of 2xxx aluminium alloys.
This paper examines the fatigue crack growth histories, at low to mid range ΔK's, for a range of aircraft aluminium alloys, test specimens and service loaded components.
This paper describes a test program on a wide range of aluminium alloy circular hollow section (CHS) columns with circular openings.
A range of nanofluids containing nanoparticles of aluminium oxide, copper, titanium oxide and silver with nanoparticle volume fraction ranges less than or equal to 0.04 are considered.
BHP's purchase of Rio would be the world's second-biggest takeover and create a $310 billion mining giant selling a range of commodities like copper, aluminium, iron ore and coal.
CAF01 primes strong and complex immune responses and using ovalbumin as a model vaccine antigen in mice, antigen specific cell-mediated- and humoral responses were obtained at a level clearly above a range of currently used adjuvants (Aluminium, monophosphoryl lipid A, CFA/IFA, Montanide).
In the race to build the first functional quantum computer scientists around the world have been trying to write quantum code in a range of materials such as caesium, aluminium, niobium titanium nitride and diamond.
When tested against a large body of experimental data from the literature, all four methods were found to give reasonable predictions of endurance limits for a range of weld types in both aluminium alloys and steels.
This review discusses the general issues with reference to a range of previously studied selection problems including aluminium casting, joining, welding, and heat treatment of steels.
We found that it was possible to reproduce the experimental data over a range of speeds (1 7 km s−1) for aluminium and copper projectiles.
