The phrase "a range of density" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or differences in density within a specific context, such as scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The study examined a range of density values in the material to determine its structural integrity."
Alternatives: "a variety of density" or "a spectrum of density".
Results are presented for a range of density jumps across the bubble.
The selected galaxies are located in a range of density regions showing various morphology in 1.4 GHz continuum.
An important aspect of the model is that it is specifically designed to account for the complex micrometeorology and thermal properties of land surfaces possessing a range of density in vegetation.
The CT scans from three knees scheduled for unicompartmental replacement were selected to generate computer models with variable bone densities in each element to cover a range of density patterns.
The pattern of secreted PAS positive material corresponds to glycosylated molecules which are found in a range of density between 1.331 and 1.475 g/mL and 4(b)), as previously described for mature mucins in other respiratory culture systems [ 37].
Model spectra: these are model spectra showing the intercombination and forbidden lines for a range of densities for several ions.
(b) The proportion of connections surviving at each given density that were interhemispheric, at a range of densities, for each measure.
Each study area had four pairs of PCT stands thinned to a range of densities with one stand of each pair fertilized four times at 2-year intervals.
A laser pulse tunnel ionizes the vapor forming a 10-meter long, ~1mm radius plasma with a range of densities around ~1015cm−3.
Compressive strength of perlite foam with a density of 0.3 g/cm3 was found to be compatible with foamed gypsum with a range of densities, 0.7 0.9 g/cm3.
Hybrid laser-flame spraying provides a new opportunity for depositing multi-layered surface coatings with a range of densities and microstructures.
