The phrase "a range of hypothetical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various possibilities or scenarios that are not real but are imagined for the sake of argument or analysis.
Example: "In our discussion, we explored a range of hypothetical situations that could arise from the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "a variety of hypothetical" or "a spectrum of hypothetical".
We explore the distributional consequences associated with a range of hypothetical GP copayment scenarios using nationally-representative Australian survey data.
Comparisons with continuous simulation models showed an average of 3% difference from TELR predicted runoff for a range of hypothetical urban catchments.
A multi-scale approach is followed by considering different edge distances to identify core and peripheral habitats for a range of hypothetical species.
"Nasa-funded study" became "Nasa study"; a mathematical model exploring a range of hypothetical scenarios was depicted as stating unequivocally that "society is doomed", "the end is nigh", and "western civilisation is heading for collapse".
This is an edited version of an article published by the King's Fund as part of a series of short essays exploring a range of hypothetical scenarios for the future of health and care.
O'Sullivan et al.42 assessed the financial trade-off between drainage for increased primary production and carbon sequestration in grassland soils, exploring a range of hypothetical carbon prices for SOC.
Pre-flight design assessment and validation of navigation systems require emulating data acquired by a range of different hypothetical configurations of onboard sensors with different quality standards and/or sampling time specifications.
Computer modelling can be used to generate texture parameters for a range of simple hypothetical images with specified image features.
This study uses a marine ecosystem model to examine a comprehensive range of hypothetical CO2 leakage scenarios, quantifying both impact and recovery time within the benthic system.
The formulae have been tested for two typical cross sections, for a wide range of hypothetical structural configurations and the structural configurations of some well-known bridges.
He mentioned a point in the statement that I didn't quote, namely, that voters should not be asked to cast their ballots based on a wide range of hypothetical, theoretical or imaginary outcomes.
