The phrase "a range of calculations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various mathematical computations or assessments that cover different scenarios or variables.
Example: "The study involved a range of calculations to determine the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a variety of calculations" or "a spectrum of calculations".
Designing a telescopic jib mounted on a mobile platform requires a range of calculations, including jib profile selection, definition of the stable area of operation etc.
(The CBO performed a range of calculations; for example, for the lowest-income workers, who receive larger benefits relative to their working income, the replacement rate will be about 95%.) Biggs says that such a replacement rate implies that Social Security will give these recipients a solid foundation for a comfortable retirement.
Performing a range of calculations like this may help during study planning, and in assessing whether a retrospective study might be large enough; and may be especially useful when the value of D and/or the censoring proportion in the study is uncertain.
Because these calculations require a large number of repeats, the results presented here are given as a range of both calculations, to give an indication of typical values for the instrument configurations described later.
Only he can bring to the decision-making process a full range of calculations based on political, diplomatic and human factors, including the risks of doing nothing or of doing something that is bound to produce unintended consequences.
Feedforward controllers must be capable of making a whole range of calculations, from simple on-off action to very sophisticated equations.
In an enormous range of calculations, they said there was a 95% likelihood the death toll was somewhere between approximately 800 and 8,500 people.
This new implementation provides an extended range of calculations for hydrate phases, such as amounts of hydrate formed and structure stability based on a minimum Gibbs free energy criterion.
There is a range of molecular clock calculations available, depending on whether one uses more modern relaxed clock methods or fairly simplistic distance estimates, which will vary based on whether one uses model-corrected or uncorrected distances for either COI or 16S sequences.
We are faced with a range of risks whose calculation is difficult.
