The phrase "a range of normal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the variability within what is considered normal in a particular context, such as health, behavior, or measurements.
Example: "The doctor explained that my blood pressure falls within a range of normal, indicating that I am in good health."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of normal" or "a variety of normal".
A range of normal values for these factors is not available.
The true fibre contact length is measured over a range of normal pressures.
As with other facial parameters, it is generally acknowledged that the mentolabial angle has a range of normal individual variability.
Although classically associated with disease, prion-like assembly has recently been proposed to organize a range of normal biochemical processes in space and time.
In the experiment, a range of normal stress was applied to a given amount of particles sheared in an annular trough with a range of controlled shear speed.
Reciprocating microscratch tests were performed using a diamond indenter with a tip radius of 50 μm and a range of normal loads between 0.2 mN and 5.0 mN.
For the soil concrete interface; the tangent of two-third of the friction angles gives values that are developed by a range of normal stress indicated by the direct shear experiment.
Over a range of normal stresses from 5 to 150 MPa and sliding velocities from 0.1 to 200 μm/s, this material exhibits only velocity-strengthening behavior, opposite to the widely expected, potentially unstable velocity-weakening behavior of illite.
Characteristic service life of a range of normal Portland cement (NPC) concrete grades was evaluated as a function of 28-day strength and cover depths for a nominated confidence level.
We performed frictional sliding experiments on powdered samples for a range of normal stresses (σn) from 10too 150 MPa and sliding velocities from 1 to 300 μm/s.
KI and KII were analyzed for several experimentally determined combinations of contact pad geometry, specimen thickness, and loading conditions used to obtain a range of normal and shear forces, each corresponding to a fatigue life of 107 cycles.
