The phrase "a range of patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or styles of patterns in a particular context, such as design, art, or data analysis.
Example: "The study revealed a range of patterns in consumer behavior that could inform future marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "a variety of patterns" or "a selection of patterns".
But even if the motivations for terror can be wildly idiosyncratic, a range of patterns have been identified.
As with the Mini, the roof can be had in a contrasting colour, and there's a range of patterns and stripes and bright-metal accessorisations to personalise your DS3.
Instead of being hewn from a single tree, they're made of myriad bits of wood, glued together in a range of patterns.
TextRunner is extraction pattern-based, but rather than employing patterns tuned to a few selected relations, it uses a range of patterns obtained automatically from a syntactically parsed training corpus, weighted via Bayesian machine learning methods to extract miscellaneous relations sentence-by-sentence from text.
Employing a qualitative methodology involving facilitated workshop discussion and thematic analysis, we identified critical themes in four main areas: (1) Patterns parcelization and development are exhibiting a range of patterns on the forest landscape in terms of movement, distribution, size, and rate of change.
The term neurodiversity is used to provide a label for their movement and is intended to promote their claim that society should accept people with a range of patterns of neurological functioning.
Surface morphology showed a range of pattern varying from stacked layer structure of Cu-MWCNT to vertical alignment of MWCNT.
Across kingdoms there exists a range of pattern recognition systems that have become integral to the evolution of innate immune responses.
Six neuro-ophthalmologists ("expert panel") described definitions for visual field patterns defects using 19 visual fields representing a range of pattern defect types.
The sphericity values were selected to cover a range of eigenvalue patterns (i.e., patterns of the principal component variances) arising from the structure of Σ∗.
To develop theory about what generates SC, we modeled a range of waning patterns.
