The phrase "a range of forcing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing various methods or levels of coercion or influence in a particular situation.
Example: "The study examined a range of forcing techniques used in negotiation scenarios to determine their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a variety of coercion" or "a spectrum of influence".
A range of forces are behind the department's current challenges.
To assist in explaining these, we review a range of forces that shape the development of corporate law, including domestic share ownership patterns.
We used optical tweezers to measure folding dynamics and cleavage rates for the core glmS ribozyme over a range of forces and ligand conditions.
This means that each jaw muscle is capable of generating a range of force vectors (magnitude and direction) required for a particular jaw movement.
During handling and transportation, both the package and contents experience a range of force loading conditions, including impact, compression and vibration which may result in bruise damage.
Tropical rainforests in South America, sub-Saharan Africa and Asia are falling rapidly due to a range of forces, including palm oil plantations, cattle, soy and crop production, and rapacious and often illegal mining and logging operations.
A range of forces, including overcapacity, margin pressures, competition, active fund product performance issues, growth in exchange traded funds, the desire to build out product offerings, and significant regulatory developments such as the Labor Department's fiduciary rule, will all help keep asset management M&A active in the future.
The Americans have described Mr Abu Khattala as one of its leaders, but he has denied even being a member.His apprehension comes as a renegade general, Khalifa Haftar, continues a month-old offensive against Islamist militias in Benghazi that has been joined by a range of forces hostile to the Islamists.
