The phrase "a range of mathematical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of mathematical concepts, techniques, or topics.
Example: "The course covers a range of mathematical theories, including algebra, calculus, and statistics."
Alternatives: "a variety of mathematical" or "a spectrum of mathematical".
AMES provides a structured opportunity to learn a range of mathematical concepts used in environmental studies.
A range of mathematical approaches for evaluation and optimization of investment projects is investigated.
Not for the pure mathematician, this homely site is designed to show the beauty of maths - in art, in pattern and in structure - and to promote a range of mathematical activities to enthuse the less fanatical.
Based on our knowledge, this is the first study that use a range of mathematical models to describe the effect of PGPM on rice growth and yield.
Children aged 4 5 years (N = 130) completed a battery of tasks designed to assess SFON and a range of mathematical skills.
Coupled with a range of mathematical tools to explore the appropriateness of nucleotide substitution models and test for positive selection, the evolutionary process is being explored in detail.
In order to reach their estimate, the researchers compared the results from a range of earlier mathematical models on deaths from air pollution.
To model biological systems there exists a range of different mathematical modelling approaches, e.g. stochastic molecular simulations, differential equation models, or discrete dynamic models.
The Connected Curriculum Project (CCP) is a coordinated effort to create interactive learning environments for a wide range of mathematical topics and mathematics-based applications.
For an appropriate choice of the operator A, Problem (P) covers a wide range of mathematical applications; for example, variational inequalities, complementarity problems, and non-smooth convex optimization.
She possesses a remarkable fluency in a diverse range of mathematical techniques and disparate mathematical cultures – including algebra, calculus, complex analysis and hyperbolic geometry.
