The phrase "a range of newly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of new items, concepts, or developments in a particular context.
Example: "The conference showcased a range of newly developed technologies that could revolutionize the industry."
Alternatives: "a variety of recent" or "a selection of new".
The GroEL/GroES chaperonin system mediates the folding of a range of newly synthesized polypeptides in the bacterial cytosol.
Today, however, a range of newly popular active sports are reinvigorating the former battlefields, as travellers discover a world of ice-blue rivers, rugged hills and thick forests, which unfurls south from Karlovac to meet the vertiginous Velebit mountains that rise up towards the coast.
The EPI support plan has three main goals: to reinforce and support routine vaccination; to control vaccine-preventable diseases; and to introduce a range of newly available vaccines.
GIVS has three main aims: to immunize more people against more diseases; to introduce a range of newly available vaccines and technologies; and to provide a number of critical health interventions with immunization.
Successful linkage of pathology databases with those that routinely report health outcomes could provide a powerful and important tool for the evaluation of the clinical usefulness of a range of newly discovered biomarkers.
The four areas are: to immunise more people against more diseases; to introduce a range of newly available vaccines and technologies; to integrate immunization other critical health interventions; and to manage vaccination programmes within the context of global interdependence.
We found that SPP specifically interacts with a large range of newly synthesized membrane proteins including a signal peptide, a preprotein and a misfolded polytopic membrane protein.
CCT complex mediates the folding, of a wide range of newly synthesised proteins including tubulin (α, β and γ) and actin, as quantitatively major substrates.
The full size CCT complex mediates the folding, driven by ATP binding and hydrolysis, of a wide range of newly synthesised proteins including tubulin (α, β and γ) [19], [20], [21] and actin [22], [23] as quantitatively major substrates.
The approach we have developed facilitates comparative and functional genomics studies and may be applied to improve the annotations of a diverse range of newly sequenced genomes.
Subsequently, screening across a wide range of newly developed biological HTS assays provides direct biological validation of the functional capabilities of these libraries.
