The phrase "a range of currents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or flows of electrical or water currents, or metaphorically in contexts like trends or opinions.
Example: "The study examined a range of currents affecting the local ecosystem, including temperature changes and pollution levels."
Alternatives: "a variety of currents" or "a spectrum of currents".
Simulations using these conditions are used to quantify the tradeoffs between energy consumption and salt removal rate for diaphragm-based cells operated at a range of currents.
First, the force displacement and force velocity loops under a range of currents, amplitudes and frequencies are obtained by mechanical behavior test of a RD1097 type MR damper.
A small single cell is therefore electrochemically analyzed by means of polarization behavior and impedance spectroscopy throughout a range of currents (0.01 A cm−2 to 2.0 A cm−2) at two temperatures (60°C and 80°C) and eight compressions (0.77 MPa–3.45 MPa).
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Christopher Your article points to three separate issues: the need to read more widely around curriculum topics, the need for young people to have access to a range of current YA fiction, and the desirability of formally "teaching" YA fiction.
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A survey of these questions is provided, alongside a range of current and historical examples.
The analysis is conducted for operating potentials of 0.7 and 0.6 V and a range of current densities.
The study was performed for a range of current amplitudes for three different n = 4 waveforms: square, cosine and sine.
