The phrase "a range of functionalities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the various features or capabilities of a product, service, or system.
Example: "The new software offers a range of functionalities that enhance user experience and productivity."
Alternatives: "a variety of features" or "a spectrum of capabilities".
Given the knowledge of the performance requirements of a given application, it is possible to design a composite with a range of functionalities necessary for successful operation.
ATRP is a versatile technique to precisely control the chain length and polydispersity of the polymer, and can be used to synthesize well-defined block copolymers with a range of functionalities since the end-groups remain active [34] at the end of the polymerization.
This allows the construction of materials and devices with a range of functionalities much greater than is possible with nucleic acids alone.
As expected, the reaction was tolerant of a range of functionalities on both the azide and alkyne components.
Compound 3 thus displays a hierarchy of structure-forming bonds, with pore shapes defined by ligand torsions and displacements from 1, and has channel surfaces comprising a range of functionalities.
A key interest with SLIM is the assembly of simple components, initially being constructed from 7.62 × 7.62 cm printed circuit boards, into more complex modules that enable a range of functionalities, and then can be assembled into even more complex devices.
As I wrote yesterday, APIs are making it simpler for developers to add a range of functionality to applications very quickly and one function developers love to include is an ability to communicate.
The assessment method is applied for a range of functionality and increasing volume to determine the total economic and environmental impact caused in society.
The methodology is validated using a comparative case study of different battery technologies for a range of functionality and assumed volume increase in the next generation of batteries to be produced.
A two-phase user study involving 18 participants with varying degrees of technical skill demonstrates that users could employ OSCAR to create and access a range of functionality and that users were able to identify a wide variety of needs for which OSCAR would provide assistance.
