"a range of collections" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a variety of objects or items that are grouped together. Example: The museum boasts a range of collections, including ancient artifacts, modern paintings, and rare manuscripts.
Hence a final study was conducted where PDMS fibres were used to sample VOCs emitted from a range of collection items (dating from the 15th c to the late 20th c) held at the archives of the University of Glasgow.
Using up to three gene sequences from individual specimens (18 S rRNA, 28 S rRNA, and cox1), our narrow taxonomic focus has allowed for an intensive assessment of evolutionary relationships between shallow-water and deep-sea taxa representing multiple ocean basins and a range of collection depths.
I also enjoy mentoring Berkeley undergraduates who work on a range of collections-based projects and answering their questions about preparing for graduate school and career options related to paleontology.
The Bancroft Library is currently engaged in a two-year project funded by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission to process a range of archival collections relating to environmental movements in the West.
Mediathread allows users to lift video, audio, and image items from a range of digital collections and then work with them in a course-specific website.
The processing of the Earth Island Institute records is part of a two-year NHPRC-funded project to process a range of archival collections relating to environmental movements in the West.
The processing of the Arizona Toxics Information records is part of a two-year NHPRC-funded project to process a range of archival collections relating to environmental movements in the West.
An Andean genepool genotype was also used as they have been less well studied than Mesoamerican beans for which a range of EST collections have been generated.
