The phrase "a range of architectures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or styles of architectural designs or structures.
Example: "The exhibition showcased a range of architectures from different historical periods, highlighting the evolution of design."
Alternatives: "a variety of architectures" or "a spectrum of architectures".
Many software systems today are designed for deployment on a range of architectures.
The machines considered involve a range of architectures with different processors, configurations, and interconnects.
The last 50 years has witnessed considerable research in the area of neural networks resulting in a range of architectures, learning algorithms and demonstrative applications.
OpenCL follows a relaxed execution and consistency model to aid efficient implementation on as wide a range of architectures as possible.
The OpenCL execution model is key to achieving a high level of performance across a range of architectures without extraordinary programming effort.
Our implementation is compatible with a range of architectures; crucially it enables the use of this wrapper with the BlueGene/Q architecture, in addition to the x86 architecture.
Variations of plant density and spacing were analyzed to cover a range of canopy architectures.
It supports adapter detection and removal, demultiplexing of barcodes, paired-end data, a range of read architectures and the efficient removal of sequence redundancy.
Source code files for the application are hosted in a private git repository and a separate job exists to compile the sources for a range of processor architectures using the Portland Group Fortran [33] compiler.
The effects of differential well rates on waterflood sweep regions for a range of well architectures are systematically investigated using reservoirs that are continuous isotropic with and without impervious fault barriers.
Using one of the populations in this study, we simulated phenotypes resulting from a range of genetic architectures.
