The phrase "a range of exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety or extent of experiences or situations someone has encountered, particularly in contexts like education, research, or professional development.
Example: "The internship program offers students a range of exposure to different industries, helping them to identify their career interests."
Alternatives: "a variety of experiences" or "a spectrum of exposure."
Digital image plate detectors were used to capture images with a range of exposure times between 45 and 120 min.
Storage experiments over a range of exposure (storage) times and feed flow rates (space velocities) show the importance of the NO oxidation to NO2 reaction.
However, scanning transmission electron microscopy and spectral imaging of specially prepared Al Cu needle-type samples shows that Cu is enriched at the alloy interface by a range of exposure regimens including those that induce pitting.
Comprehensive laboratory tests investigated the effect of microwave radiation on temperature profiles and strength reduction in hard rocks (norite, granite, and basalt) for a range of exposure times and microwave power levels.
First, the boriding of AISI 1045 steel was performed by the powder-pack method at a temperature of 1223 K and a range of exposure times (8 12 h).
Images were acquired with a range of exposure times, and for a range of aperture sizes (0.2-11 0.2-11
To examine the effects of prenatal alcohol exposure ascertained prospectively on infant visual acuity across a range of exposures and factors that mediate or moderate these effects.
The current manual, the DSM-IV, says PTSD can develop through a range of exposures to death or injury: direct personal involvement, witnessing it or, if it concerns someone close, just learning about it.
We calculate the IRI at two different levels of warming (1.5 °C, 2 °C) and for two alternative scenarios of societal development based on the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs 13 designed to explore a range of exposures, potential vulnerabilities and potential capabilities to adapt to climate change.
Extensive future prospective and retrospective data linakge to health, criminogenic and social service data in this study will provide opportunities to investigate the temporal relationships between a range of exposures and mental health disorders among participants.
We chose adenocarcinoma, the predominant histological subtype of lung cancer, because it occurs in subjects with no history of smoking as well as in smokers, providing a range of exposures ideal for the study of smoking-induced carcinogenesis.
