The phrase "a range of permitted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limits or boundaries of what is allowed in a particular context, such as rules, regulations, or options.
Example: "The company has established a range of permitted activities for employees during their breaks to ensure a positive work environment."
Alternatives: "a variety of allowed" or "a selection of authorized".
In Connecticut there is a range of permits that allow places to serve alcohol.
And yet, on April 15th, wouldn't it be nice to imagine a day when every American pays a fair, fixed percentage of income — all of it reported with minimal paperwork, with a simple range of permitted deductions that take account of the great variety of American occupations?
The use of a flexible (and low-cost) scaffold as a host for the reactive nanoparticles allows the devices to be produced in a range of geometries, which permits their use in a variety of configurations at point of treatment or as decentralized solutions, for example, as a high-throughflow filter for liquids, in a column, membrane or bed reactor, or as permeable reactive barrier materials.
This exclusion notwithstanding, patients who enrolled in the study exhibited a range of depressive symptoms, permitting an examination of the impact of depressive symptoms on treatment outcome for SAD.
Consequently, we have presented our results with a range of diarrhoea definitions, permitting a better understanding of both disease severity and comparison with previous work.
We analyzed a range of p that permits growth of the K65R mutant according to its R 0 at peak and trough TDF-DP concentrations, shown in Figure 3c.
A range of ±1 year was permitted for age to allow for differences in dates between forms.
"We had a range of 'brilliance' that was permitted," Mr. Vidarte recalled.
Note that the variation in column and beam slenderness ratios and the column upper end conditions (pin-ended or fix-ended) produced a range of effective lengths that permitted the evaluation of the effective length factor (K).
The WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Precognisesghts ("TRIPS") recognises a range of strategies ("flexibilities") to permit countries to achieve access to generic formulations of medicines patented under law [ 75].
