The phrase "a range of different mechanisms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various methods or systems that serve different purposes or functions.
Example: "The study explores a range of different mechanisms that contribute to climate change."
Alternatives: "a variety of mechanisms" or "multiple mechanisms."
While definitive evidence for how polyglutamine expansions in htt induce disease remains to be established, a range of different mechanisms have been implicated, including oxidative stress, transcriptional dysregulation, mitochondrial dysfunction, inhibition of the ubiquitin proteasome system (UPS), excitotoxicity, and impairments of axonal transport and synaptic transmission [4], [22], [23].
In trying to explain the causes of this commonly observed pattern of performance deficit a range of different mechanisms operating at different levels of analysis have been invoked.
From a health perspective, significant impacts from climate change might occur via a large range of different mechanisms (15).
Studies on the folding of helical proteins have shown a wide range of different mechanisms and highlighted the importance of helical propensity as a factor in determining folding mechanism.
Disulfiram/copper reverses cancer cell chemoresistance induced by a wide range of different mechanisms (Wang et al, 2001, 2003, 2004; Guo et al, 2009).
(national civil servant) At the national level, civil servants said learning and evaluation were taken very seriously and a wide range of different mechanisms was set up to do so.
Scientists are investigating a range of different delivery mechanisms for the gene-editing tool, from topical gels to skin grafts.
Microorganisms achieve this by using a range of different sensing mechanisms as a means to gain biologically-critical and dynamic information about their physical (e.g., available space) and chemical (e.g., distribution of nutrients) environment.
The developed approach could be used to construct pushover curves for a range of different collapse mechanisms and therefore has the potential to be assimilated into a simplified displacement-based seismic design/assessment technique for two-way spanning walls against out-of-plane collapse.
The good news is that the pathway has evolved separately as many as 60 times, which scientist say makes this likely to be possible, and there are potentially a range of different genetic mechanisms to choose from.
While sequential tool use has often been interpreted as evidence for advanced cognitive abilities, such as planning and analogical reasoning, the behaviour itself can be underpinned by a range of different cognitive mechanisms, which have never been explicitly examined.
