The phrase "a range of half" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific interval or portion, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The study focused on a range of half the total population, which was not sufficient for accurate results."
Alternatives: "a portion of half" or "an interval of half".
They run a range of half and full-day courses: these include cookery lessons, skincare sessions, how to run a B&B and Plan your Midlife Crisis.
Because steel and concrete react to changing temperatures, it could happen that Freedom Tower will contract and expand over a range of half a foot, at a minimum, from the depth of winter to the height of summer.
The McQueens School of Flowers offers a range of half-day or longer courses from £120.
"Voyage d'Italie" soon joined a range of half-finished manuscripts from his youth, scraps of verse and staid dramatic pieces, none of which Sade ever had the discipline to bring to fruition.
The points representing literature-reported data in Figures 3– 6 are generally averages of a range of ages and a range of half-life values.
As one part of a university-led research programme in evaluation methods and tools for medical device innovation, the authors hosted a range of half-day workshop events, lasting around four hours each, between 2007 and 2011.
On 18 sequential trials, minim notes were presented on a stave with a key signature; a range of keys (half major, half minor) and accidentals either in the treble or the bass clef.
The new woolworths.co.uk website will offer a range of some half a million products in four categories – childrenswear, toys, entertainment and party goods.
His voice has a range of about half an octave, but he sings anyway, struggling to hit some notes, not even trying to hit others.
Powered by battery, the Black Hornet is reported to have a range of about half a mile (800m), a top speed of 22mph (35kph) and can fly for up to 30 minutes.
Moreover, to remove redundancy, we randomly selected only a representative intron when several exon-intron boundaries shared highly similar sequences (> 75% identities within a range of 100 nucleotides, half from the exonic and the other half from the intronic regions).
