The phrase "a range of fibres" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of fibres, often in contexts related to textiles, materials science, or health.
Example: "The new fabric is made from a range of fibres, providing both durability and comfort."
Alternatives: "a variety of fibres" or "a selection of fibres".
The food waste was mixed with bacteria and fermented to produce succinic acid, a substance usually made from petrochemicals, that can be found in a range of fibres, fabrics and plastics.
Studies of a range of fibres have shown systematic changes in chemical shifts, which can be related to the influences of physical processing or chemical modification.
16 Multiple risk estimates were extracted from most publications, because risk of CHD or CVD was provided for a range of fibre subtypes and sources as well as for total dietary fibre.
SwicoFil, a Swiss company, makes a range of conductive fibres, including a gold-coated thread for Rococo Dessous, which produces luxury lingerie.
A range of hemp fibre reinforced polypropylene composites were produced by extrusion and injection moulding, and the effect of fibre treatments and MAPP content on the tensile strength and Young's modulus of composites were investigated.
In Figure 3 we numerically evaluated Eq. (2) with a range of different fibre lengths for three different satellite heights.
The compaction behaviour of the reinforcements used was investigated and used to target a range of achievable fibre volume fractions to manufacture the composites.
This chapter discusses the suitability of a range of different fibre, fabric and garment construction technologies for manufacturing base layers for the older figure shape.
Porex Corp of Fairburn, Georgia, USA, a company which develops and manufactures sintered porous plastic products, has launched a range of glass-fibre which, it says, is designed to deliver precision, accuracy and reliability when used in challenging filtration, separation, extraction and purification procedures.
Patients recruited to the FACT INT arm will be offered a range of high-fibre foods, including switch to wholemeal bread, fruit, dried fruit snacks, from a basket of options identified by the research team (Additional File 1).
This approach enables endoscopic confocal FLIM via a range of optical-fibre-bundle probes that either work in a "contact" imaging mode (i.e. working depth 0 μm) or use distal micro-optics to achieve optically sectioned imaging at a fixed working depth (e.g. from 20 to 80 μm).
