The phrase "a range of limitations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe various constraints or restrictions that may apply in a particular context.
Example: "The project faced a range of limitations, including budget constraints and time restrictions."
Alternatives: "a variety of constraints" or "a spectrum of restrictions."
Performers as interpreters operate within a range of limitations imposed upon them by their understanding of the printed page, whatever knowledge may be available concerning the tradition that surrounds the music at hand, and the extent to which their personal tastes coincide with this information.
However, it has a range of limitations as an educational tool.
Prior to this new law, the exemptions available to stockholders were subject to a range of limitations, restrictions and requirements, making resales of private company stock difficult and infrequent.
Existing techniques for identifying preferential flow have a range of limitations including; often being destructive, non in situ, small sampling volumes, or are subject to artificial boundary conditions.
We are aware that the study presents a range of limitations.
Environmental epidemiological studies of communities surrounding toxic waste sites suffer from a range of limitations, some of which may predispose to missing an important effect, while others may predispose to the finding of spurious results.
In contrast to Lidar, however, radar systems transmit and receive radio waves, not laser beams, which results in a range of different limitations and advantages.
Dynamic indices, based upon the respiratory circulatory interaction, have the potential to predict the effect of a fluid bolus adequately before the actual administration, but its general applicability is largely hampered by a range of technical limitations [8].
However, this approach has a range of substantive limitations as we discussed previously.
Previous studies investigating the value of physical exercise during treatment have yielded inconsistent results, and many studies exhibited a range of methodological limitations.
It will be interesting to examine the status of miR399, miR169 and other miRNAs associated with nutrient homeostasis in translocation streams collected at different sites of lupin under a range of nutrient limitations.
