The phrase "a range of permissible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limits or boundaries of what is allowed or acceptable in a particular context.
Example: "The committee established a range of permissible actions for the project to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "a variety of acceptable" or "a spectrum of allowable".
For should even the worst transpire, the principles of justice provide an adequate share of primary goods enabling one to maintain one's conscientious convictions and sincerest affections and pursue a wide range of permissible ends by protecting equal basic liberties and fair equal opportunities and guaranteeing a social minimum of income and wealth.
Because values for the kinetic orders have a limited range of permissible values, after normalization of the rate constants, one can do a fairly comprehensive scan of the parameter values for the alternative networks and characterize the most relevant behaviors associated with each topology.
For the social scientist qua an ideally rational and informed actor, "the range of permissible solutions is clearly delimited, the relevant probabilities and utilities precisely specified, and even the criteria of rationality to be employed (e.g., maximization of expected utilities) is clearly stated" (Hempel 1965, 481).
The second occurred when the answer was marked in a way that was unclear, or fell outside the range of permissible responses for each item.
The range of permissible sanctions for all first Level 1 offences is a warning or reprimand and/or the imposition of a fine of up to 50% of the applicable match fee.
After passage of the Dodd-Frank Act, the Commodity Futures Trading Commissionproposed narrowing the range of permissible investments under Regulation 1.25 that, among other things, would have eliminated foreign government debt as eligible for these types of transactions.
Work-sharing requirements specify the range of permissible reductions in weekly hours for short-time workers.
The system is subject to constraints, such as the range of permissible superheat, and also needs to regulate temperature variables to set points.
Let [ α min,α max ] be the range of permissible values for α, similarly [ β min,β max ] be the range for β, where α min,α max,β min,β max >0.
Reducing (widehat {w}^{mathrm{I}}) reduces the range of permissible values for q, shrinking the relative size of the parameter space with Type IV dynamics compared to that with Type III dynamics.
