The phrase "a range of operational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of operational activities, processes, or functions within a specific context.
Example: "The company offers a range of operational services to enhance efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "a variety of operational" or "a spectrum of operational".
We are acutely aware of the effect the disruption is having in the Dover area and we continue to cooperate with the French authorities about a range of operational matters.
This meeting is usually with the Director General of MI5 and the Met's Assistant Commissioner for Counter-Terrorism, and we cover a range of operational, legal and policy issues relating to the most serious terrorist threats we face.
"We have no evidence to suggest there are problems within Qantas, but we think it's prudent and wise to go in with a new special team and take an additional look at a range of operational issues within Qantas," the spokesman, Peter Gibson, told The Australian Associated Press.
To obtain virus-resistant host plants, a range of operational strategies can be followed nowadays.
Accordingly, the effect of a range of operational parameters was explored on the conductivity of electroless plated PET fabric.
Influence of a range of operational parameters like pH, temperature, biomass and initial metal ion concentrations and contact time have been considered while assessing their biosorption potential.
Jane Malone is training and development manager at the National Gallery, providing advice and consultancy support to management across a range of specialist, operational and visitor services roles.
Craig Bachmann, senior director of the open digital programme at industry body TM Forum, said interoperability offers a range of benefits: operational efficiencies, such as improved uptime; new services that deliver outcomes; more productivity for employees, as well as more "engaging work experiences".
Steady-state pressure-retarded osmosis (PRO) performance of a pilot-scale (72 m2) cellulose triacetate (CTA) hollow fiber (HF) module using 0.5 M NaCl and tap water as the draw solution (DS) and feed solution (FS), respectively, was evaluated by a PRO test system with a DS regeneration unit under a wide range of operational conditions.
It was found that the suggested model can actually capture most of the characteristic features of this class of thrusters within a 20% error for a wide range of operational conditions.
The experiments cover a full range of operational conditions for a specific design including the variation of wind speed, wind direction, tip speed ratio and blade pitch angle, recorded in the experiments as well as the torque output and the pressure levels at a range of specific locations.
