The phrase "a range of derived" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing various outcomes, products, or concepts that are derived from a particular source or idea.
Example: "The study presented a range of derived metrics that help evaluate the effectiveness of the new policy."
Alternatives: "a variety of derived" or "a selection of derived".
"Once deployed to an online feature generation framework, it eliminates any further need for code-change to ship models for a wide range of derived features," as Zhao describes the advantages of this system.
In combination with field observation and additional remote sensing datasets from optical sensors, radar data analysis provides a broad range of derived data products that might help to diminish false detections of impact structures.
To obtain a global and comprehensive landscape of miRNA stability, we selected 10 human cell lines that cover diverse cell types and represent a wide range of derived tissues, including lung, stomach, embryonic kidney, blastocyst, prostate, muscle, breast, embryonic brain, pancreas, and brain.
Using the TripAdvisor service as a case study, we compare the performance of several classification techniques using a range of features derived from hotel reviews.
A range of features derived from the WV2 image were evaluated, namely 8 WV2 bands, 10 vegetation indices (VIs), 25 texture measures and 2 principle component analysis (PCA) components.
The article presents a range of fundings derived from an extensive and comprehensive data collection process.
Supply was modelled using a range of parameters derived from two national surveys of GPs.
Test accuracy can be summarised using a range of measures derived from a 2×2 contingency table (table 1).
The two-component approach with pyrrolidine is applicable to a range of cyanohydrins derived from aromatic amines.
Salamanders, an amphibian clade of 648 species, include both normal mitochondrial genomes that have the vertebrate consensus mitochondrial gene order and a range of independently derived, modified genomes that have both gene order rearrangements and genome expansions.
