The phrase "a range of instruction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or methods of teaching or guidance provided in a particular context.
Example: "The course offers a range of instruction, from beginner to advanced levels, to cater to all students."
Alternatives: "a variety of instruction" or "a spectrum of instruction".
They offer a range of instructions from basic to extremely advanced.
The end result, however, is the translation of the 3D geometry stored within STL or similar files into a set of printer instructions, such as movement paths for the printer head, print bed movement, and a range of instructions that are highly dependent on the printer used.
There is a range of optimized instructions provided to meet the high throughput of DSP baseband operations like FFT, Complex multiplication, vector division, vector reciprocal, square root etc.
By drawing out student ideas using a range of examples during instruction, educators may learn more about what students know in order to inform instruction.
A wide range of instructions they have developed specializing the domain of operations particularly for SDR transceiver design.
As tools for multimedia and computer-based instruction (CBI) increase in sophistication, it becomes easier for instructional designers to incorporate a range of animations in instructional software.
Following the project, BGL targets were set at a range of 80 135 mg/dl, Nurses' instructions for keeping BGL values in target were not changed.
A1 Bilingual Education Overhaul The New York City Board of Education voted to let parents of children who speak little English move them into a range of new classes that emphasize instruction in English.
The Board of Education voted unanimously yesterday to overhaul the system's 26-year-old bilingual education program, giving parents of children who speak little English the right to move them into a range of new classes that emphasize instruction in English rather than in native languages.
They will be trained to perform a range of procedures and can receive instructions from Earth for procedures that they were not trained for.
