The phrase "a range of elevations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying heights or altitudes in a specific context, such as geography, architecture, or environmental studies.
Example: "The hiking trail offers a range of elevations, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers."
Alternatives: "a variety of heights" or "a spectrum of altitudes."
"The infield section is tricky, because it has a range of elevations and cambers, but it's a fantastic feeling when you get it right," he added.
It was established in 2001 and covers 6.4 square miles (16.6 square km); it encompasses a range of elevations between 5,570 and 6,760 feet (1,700 and 2,060 metres).
In particular, the transition from mud flat to vegetated state is locally abrupt, occurring at a critical threshold elevation, but, on broader spatial scales can occur over a range of elevations determined by the variability in high tide water levels.
In this study, we employ a stratified nested sample layout that was specifically designed to test distributed models, involving measurement of snow water equivalent (SWE) under forest and in clearcuts over a range of elevations and aspects.
Even over a range of elevations, and sometimes rather different mixes of dominant conifers, the resulting topographic categories consistently predicted patterns of forest structure and wildlife habitat.
We measured PM2.5 and PM10 at specified locations along a fixed route of 25 stops using continuous instruments, during multiple weekday mornings and afternoons, in both seasons, at a range of elevations and distances from ETSW.
"If wildlife has both a range of elevation to shift upwards and the possibility to move north, it gives them a lot of ecological options in a future with a lot of uncertainty," Dr. Weaver said.
The received powers for both theory and measurement have the same behavior throughout a range of elevation angles.
They had a range of elevation from −2° to +15°.
They had a range of elevation from -5 degrees to +20 degrees.
The opening through which the telescope sees is 24 m in diameter and can be positioned at a range of zenith (elevation) angles from 0° to 60° for the full 360° azimuth range.
