The phrase "a range of low" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a variety of low values or levels, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report indicated a range of low temperatures expected this week."
Alternatives: "a variety of low" or "a spectrum of low".
We've found a range of low maintenance pieces you can throw on.
Known as "contracts for difference", these were set up to support a range of low carbon technologies, including nuclear and renewables.
Mr. Nagai sat on a low wooden platform, playing a traditional three-stringed Japanese shamisen and punctuating the spare sound with a range of low vocal exhortations.
Population centres on the Isle of Sheppey are concentrated on a range of low cliffs along the northern coast bordering the Thames estuary.
One morning in 1994, Professor Klaus Schmidt of the German Archaeological Institute in Istanbul, went for a walk in a range of low hills nine miles north-east of Urfa.
This could allow governments to be more ambitious about carbon reduction, or invest in effective low carbon innovation support – research, development and demonstration, and early stage deployment of a range of low carbon technologies with global potential.
· Technology policy should drive the large-scale development and use of a range of low-carbon and high-efficiency products.
However, the company, which launched a range of low-cost homes yesterday, said the Northern market became depressed in March 2005 and it has stayed there.
A range of low-calorie packaged meals and diet supplements by Slim-Fast, a Unilever unit, and Gerlinéa, by the French company Nutrition & Santé, are already on shelves.
Having launched her own beachwear line in 2005 and designed swimsuits for the Mango brand in 2008, her new initiative is a range of low-calorie organic snack bars: fruit ones, oat ones and, remarkably, beef jerky ones.
If Apple wanted to make a range of low-end computers, it absolutely could.
