The phrase "a range of geographic" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing various geographic areas or features, but it should be followed by a noun, such as "locations" or "regions."
Example: "The study covers a range of geographic locations to analyze climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "a variety of geographic" or "a spectrum of geographic".
There are thousands of wild species accessions collected from a range of geographic, climatic, and ecological conditions.
Isovist graphs could be regarded as the least abstract of Space Syntax techniques, because the nodes retain a range of geographic properties such as precise size and location.
Analogs were most lacking for forest community types with species that occurred across a range of geographic and environmental conditions, such as loblolly pine types.
The framework has been successfully applied across a range of geographic scales to develop local to national scale wildfire risk assessments that support management decisions.
OPAL reduces the time and technical expertise required for these analyses and has the flexibility to be used across a range of geographic and policy contexts.
We examined populations at a range of geographic scales using allozyme electrophoresis to look for evidence of gene flow and differences in genetic diversity among populations.
The hundreds on the dance floor, many staying until dawn singing along with arms gesticulating, came from across a range of political, geographic and religious spectra — from miniskirted to ultra-Orthodox modesty.
What should we be telling the voters we encounter?" Obama's response to the questioner was that there are many, many different sections in Pennsylvania comprised of a range of racial, geographic, class, and economic groupings from Appalachia to Philadelphia.
The 5,480 km region of King County [ 35] includes a range of climatological, geographic, and demographic areas, such as densely populated, sea-level cities on the western edge (where the humidex tends to be slightly higher), to rural, forest-covered mountains in the east (where humidex tends to be slightly lower).
Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) here refers to a key component of such a phenomenon, comprising both a range of practices of geographic information production and dissemination by volunteers as well as new forms of geospatial data produced and curated through various interactive online platforms and mobile devices such as OpenStreetMap (OSM) and Google Maps.
Paramphistomum epiclitum (Digenea: Paramphistomidae) is a gastric trematode affecting ruminants with a wide range of geographic distribution and is prevalent in several states of India [ 1– 4].
