The phrase "a range of discrete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of distinct or separate items, categories, or options within a specific context.
Example: "The study examined a range of discrete variables that could influence the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a variety of distinct" or "a selection of separate".
For each parameter of the model, a range of discrete values is required.
This paper presents an assessment of occupants' opinion of the internal environment of buildings, based upon their responses to questions relating to a range of discrete factors.
The analysis of ζ-potential as a function of pH at a range of discrete salinity values were conducted by laser Doppler velocimetry (LDV) using a Malvern Zetasizer nano-ZS equipped with a MPT-2 titrator at 25°C.
This chapter reviews recent advances and techniques in VCSEL for realizing MEMS based on thermal VCSELs and long-wavelength operation of dense arrays that emit a range of discrete wavelengths.
The integration of vital signs monitoring systems within phone/watch systems, in addition to a range of discrete wearable medical appliances, are the first of a new generation of connected health systems that will have considerable impact on future preventative screening measures.
From these two parameters, researchers can readily identify a range of discrete behaviors [9] [13].
This paper extends our previous works (see [8, 9]) and provides a sufficiently general parameterization method for a wide range of discrete singular systems.
If the view taken is that the problem is fundamentally finite and discrete, it is desirable that a wide range of discrete models or lattices lead to the same conclusions.
The weights are restricted to a finite range of discrete values.
Improving the quality of healthcare involves a broad range of discrete activities such as rigorous evaluation of conventional treatments, incorporating patients' views in healthcare decisions, and audit and feedback of healthcare practices.
The ROC curve is the plot of sensitivity versus 1-specificity for a range of continuous or discrete classification threshold values.
