The phrase "a range of control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or limits of authority, influence, or management in a particular context.
Example: "The manager has a range of control over the team's operations, ensuring that all tasks are completed efficiently."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of authority" or "a scope of influence."
An analogue nub – similar to that of the PSP, though markedly superior – and the inbuilt accelerometer and gyroscope for tilt-based play offer a range of control options no other handheld can match.
Under plans unveiled last month, Charles Clarke, the home secretary, would be able to impose a range of "control orders" on anyone he has "reasonable grounds" to suspect "is, or has been, concerned with terrorism".
The method allows one to accurately predict a range of control parameters for which the best progression rates are obtained.
He points out that patriarchal clans, as a cultural network, have a range of control that overlaps with formal "tithing" and "Li Jia" institution.
The horticulture and food industry are faced with a range of control measures to supply good quality and safe products to the market.
The last century saw deployment of anti-malarial drugs and a range of control measures, from marsh drainage to insecticides to bednets, across the tropical regions that are the disease's hinterlands.
In the US at least five new commercial vertical farming operations have emerged over the past five years that use a range of controlled growing technologies to allow year-round harvests of crops that typically have a short growing season in Michigan, and more efficient water use in California.
The solution was carried out for a validation test case with Pr = 0.71 in a narrow channel flow for a range of controlling parameters.
Our models contain a range of controls related to faculty of study, years spent in higher education, field mismatch, employment history, employer characteristics and country level fixed effects.
This paper reports a numerical investigation of the buoyancy induced turbulent air flow in an inclined passive wall solar chimney (IPWSC) attached to a room (ventilated space) for ventilation applications over a range of controlling parameters.
This paper reports a numerical investigation of flow reversal effects on the buoyancy induced air flow in a solar chimney for ventilation applications over a range of controlling parameters.
