The phrase "a range of known" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a variety of known items, concepts, or factors, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The study examined a range of known variables that affect climate change."
Alternatives: "a variety of known" or "a selection of known".
"Our study presents evidence that these two phthalates are among a range of known risk factors for asthma," adds Dr. Whyatt.
It is concluded that his visionary hypothesis was particularly significant since a range of known periglacial features were in need of integration into a broader landscape model.
A range of known mesogenic molecules has been modelled using RIS Metropolis Monte Carlo (RMMC) method based on carefully determined bond-rotation potentials which enabled the direct estimation of several key structural properties of the polymer chains.
An experimental methodology has been developed incorporating a range of known techniques to define the abrasive wheel condition including measured power consumption and ground graphite coupons as well as using optical microscopes to measure grain fracture flats, peak density and abrasive grain shape.
Beam characterisation is performed in two stages: (1) projection data are collected through a range of known materials utilising a novel hardware design integrated into the rotation stage; and (2) a Python code optimises a spectral response model of the system.
Figures 2, 3, 4 demonstrate a range of known methods for forming a topographic map.
"Soft knows" consist of a range of "knows" in defining SE.
The succession of people that we have been – Sir Thomas Browne's "varieties of himself" – are suddenly elided into this (final?) version, disturbingly alien when we catch sight of a mirror, but also evocative of a whole range of known personae.
In recent years, the number of characterized neuronal antibodies has increased for those antibodies affecting a limited number of patients with paraneoplastic syndromes to a broader range of known antibodies and clinical manifestations (40 ).
While selecting test environments, we attempted to create conditions known to induce a range of phenotypes known to differ in the expression of a large number of genes (Hampsey 1997).
The purpose of this sensor is to provide real-time detection and quantification of a wide range of known toxic chemicals including toxic industrial chemicals (TICs) and combustible or corrosive gases.
