The phrase "a range of commonly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of items or concepts that are frequently encountered or accepted.
Example: "The study presents a range of commonly used methods in data analysis."
Alternatives: "a variety of frequently" or "a selection of widely".
Its role was to create procurement agreements for a range of commonly used goods and services.
Acquire expertise in a range of commonly used emergency procedural skills, including basic life support.
This chapter presents PRIMAs for a range of commonly applied assembly systems, including Manual, Flexible and Dedicated assembly processes.
There are a range of commonly cited intellectual virtues central to our conception of intellectual integrity, such as honesty, courage, and fairness.
Furthermore, the MnO2/GO-SPE showed an excellent anti-interference ability towards a range of commonly encountered electroactive species and metal ions.
This study compared the removal rates and internal dynamics of Escherichia coli in a range of commonly used and emerging subsurface flow systems designed for secondary treatment of domestic sewage.
An investigation of reliability and accuracy across a range of commonly-used GPS units in activity monitoring has shown relatively high accuracy across a range of sites (e.g., under canopy, open sky, urban jungle) and good inter-unit reliability in the QStarz when compared with other units [ 40].
Tyke had been prescribed a range of drugs commonly given to the elderly, but there were none of the likely pharmacological culprits for low mood.
The enrichments were incubated at a range of temperatures commonly seen in the mine (24°C, 37°C, 45°C, and 60°C).
Other research has suggested these savings could be increased to £1.4bn a year if the same approach was applied to a range of other commonly prescribed drugs.
In conclusion the results reported here support the proposed adsorbent, Tenax, for sampling a range of pesticides commonly found in heritage institutions.
