The phrase "a range of geometry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or aspects of geometry, such as in educational contexts or mathematical discussions.
Example: "In our curriculum, we cover a range of geometry, including Euclidean, non-Euclidean, and analytical geometry."
Alternatives: "a variety of geometry" or "a spectrum of geometry."
Using data from an on-site dust-catcher, CFD simulations are conducted on a range of geometry modifications to produce an optimised dust-catcher design specification.
Using these factors, systematic finite element analysis (FEA) studies may be completed with these non-dimensional parameters taking account of a range of geometry variation.
In the present study, the influence of an air oil heat exchanger (SAOHE) location and orientation on engine performance is investigated using numerical predictions with a range of geometry options that match experimental data.
User's can build virtual sculptures from a range of geometry and color palettes using sound.
Experimental results are presented for a range of geometries to demonstrate the validity of the model, including a range of rectangular mandrels and a prototype automotive component.
A parameter study was performed for a range of geometries to identify the optimal heights of the lithium ceramic and neutron multiplier pebble beds.
The linear solver is compared to a standard direct and several one-level iterative solvers for a range of geometries and chemical systems with scientific and industrial relevance.
A range of geometries of the nanopore integrated into hexagonally close-packed assemblies of gold micro-cavities was first evaluated theoretically.
In this study, three independent methods have been used to evaluate the roof collapse of underground rectangular cavities for a range of geometries and rock properties.
Elastic and elastic-plastic buckling analyses of shells subjected to uniform external pressure were carried out for a range of geometries, boundary conditions and material properties.
The dispersion characteristics of composite orthotropic shell structures of a range of geometries, namely curved panels and cylindrical shells are predicted by a Wave Finite Element (WFE) Method.
