The phrase "a range of conversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various methods, types, or degrees of conversion in a specific context, such as technology, finance, or energy.
Example: "The study examined a range of conversion techniques to optimize energy efficiency in solar panels."
Alternatives: "a variety of conversions" or "multiple conversion options".
Activities of impregnated catalysts and physical mixtures were studied in an internal recycle reactor under 5 MPa, 250°C and a range of conversions.
It also explains the secondary conversions in fuel cell or battery operation, and a range of conversions related to biomass, from traditional combustion to advanced ways of producing liquid or gaseous biofuels.
Free radical copolymerisations of N-isopropylacrylamide (NIPA) with acrylic acid (AA), methacrylic acid (MAA) and 2-methyl-2-acrylamidopropane sulphonic acid (AMPS) have been conducted over a range of conversions in ethanol, ethanol and water respectively.
The results show great potential for a range of energy conversion and environmental applications.
"The company identified the potential for 12,000 owned and 15,000 franchised easyHotel rooms and is currently reviewing a range of office conversions, greenfield developments and the conversion of existing hotels to help achieve this potential," Investec gushed, while puffing the shares.
Let's not kid ourselves, this has always been the case for hardware launches: Nintendo continually re-packages its Mario titles for every generation, while in the nineties, every new machine had to boast a range of arcade conversions.
It consists of a collection of models that represent different urban actors and processes, an object store that holds the state of the simulated urban environment, a model coordinator that schedules models to run and notifies them when data of interest has changed, and a translation and aggregation layer that performs a range of data conversions to mediate between the object store and the models.
Owing to flexibility in nuclear design characteristics of cavity reactors, a wide range of conversion ratio from almost solely a burner to a breeder is achievable.
It would also mean making visible different applications and uses of bioenergy including on-farm uses for reducing the energy footprint of agriculture through a broader range of conversion technologies as suggested in a recent Royal Agricultural Society of England report [41].
