The phrase "a range of movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physical activity, flexibility, or the extent to which something can move.
Example: "The physical therapist assessed the patient's range of movement to determine the best course of rehabilitation."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of motion" or "a variety of movement".
In preparation for the performance a range of movement improvisers from Europe and the United States played Chinese checkers, both with Mr. Paxton and with each other.
The second, "Verbum," set to Beethoven's String Quartet in F (Op. 135), has a range of movement from delicate to forceful, with dancers passing through large metal structures that look like wiggly frames or portals.
Combining actual dancing with medical research, this Cardinal Course investigates the dynamic complementary relationship between two practices, medicine and dance, through the lens of Parkinson's disease (PD), a progressive neurological disease that manifests a range of movement disorders.
It was a riveting, rich evening of dance, tightly packed with a range of movement styles and influences, superbly performed by the small ensemble: Aaron Carr, Julia Eichten, Charlie Hodges, Morgan Lugo, Nathan Makolandra and Rachelle Rafailedes.
Taken together, our current findings demonstrate that pulse-width measures can be modulated independently from pulse-height measures, and that a positive correlation between such measures is not obligatory, even when sampled across a range of movement speeds.
A uniform of their own--not necessarily basd on male tailoring but incorporating black and white and also a variety of cuts, for a range of movement related to the demands of different instruments--would give women the look they deserve as full-fledged members of the music community.
They also have to undergo face-to-face medical evaluations from two international classifiers, involving a range of movements that tests for strength, coordination and flexibility.
Fair enough, I'd say, but this theoretical incoherence was actually a political strength, since it allowed the conservative movement to draw its energies from a range of movements.
What if instead of disconnecting the human body from the man-made landscape, architectural design used creativity and reorientation to create spaces that challenged our physical skills and encouraged, rather than minimized, a range of movements that supported better health?
