The phrase "a range of peaks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of mountain peaks or high points in a particular area.
Example: "The hikers were excited to explore a range of peaks that offered breathtaking views of the valley below."
Alternatives: "a series of summits" or "a collection of mountains."
Andrews talks fondly of the Five Sisters, a range of peaks in Kintail, the landscape of Highland Perthshire and also what he calls the "rainbow bridge", the arching road crossing to the Isle of Skye.
These extracts were subjected to HPLC, TLC and bioautography analysis with the aim of linking a range of peaks visualized in HPLC chromatography profiles to antibacterial and antifungal activity of the same extracts.
A series of 16 parabolic pulses (including repeats) are investigated with a range of peak irradiation from 25to4545 kW/m2, while the time to peak ranges from 280 to 480 s.
In practice, these variables are commonly estimated for the 50-year extreme storm using a simple but coarse method, wherein 50-year values of wind speed and wave height are calculated independently and combined with a range of peak spectral period conditioned on the 50-year wave height.
Strains were measured across a range of peak compressive loads between 8 and 30 N (Figs. 1 A B).
In the simulation runs without assumed selection for spectral sensitivity, some variations in male colors (a range of peak color = 30 nm) and female preference (a range of peak sensitivity = approximately 30 nm) were maintained across 5000 generations; however, speciation was not observed, even if the mutation rates were set high (μ = 0.001).
Genistein presents three major peaks at 2θ values of 7.51°, 12.78° and 24.81° with a range of smaller peaks accompanying them.
This diversity may represent a range of different peaks on a rugged adaptive landscape, or different positions en route to a single peak.
To reach the caves of Carajás, researchers must drive hours along washboard roads cut through the jungle, before scaling escarpments with spectacular views of the Carajás Mountains, a range of canopied peaks rising out of the forest.
The Maumturks, a range of six peaks across Connemara, can also be spelled as Maamturks or even Mhám Toirc, and then sometimes colloquially referred to as "The Turks".
