The phrase "a range of preference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety of choices or options that someone may have or express in terms of likes or dislikes.
Example: "In our survey, we found that participants exhibited a range of preference for different types of cuisine."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of preferences" or "a variety of choices".
If one was preferred, they were asked to indicate their strength of preference using a dynamic slider that showed a range of preferences from equal to nine times more preferable.
"Outside of Hollywood and sports you can't get a look at what a normal guy is doing in terms of body grooming," said Mr. Mang, of Gillette, adding that highlighting women with a range of preferences helps guide men.
Different countries have different requirements for quality, and within countries, a range of preferences can be found.
Any individual can have a range of preferences, then, and for any given sets of people and alternatives there are many possible preference profiles.
Rather like price comparison websites for financial services, students can draw up their own lists of possible courses and compare them according to a range of preferences - such as tuition fee, the cost of housing or the satisfaction ratings of existing students.
We assayed four RAL genotypes with a range of preferences from the bottle assay (y- proportions 0.989, 0.774, 0.475, and 0.284).
According to Reich [ 10], first "a local community still has a range of preferences within it, so that problems of allocative efficiency remain.
A cross-sectional online self-completion questionnaire assessing a range of preferences with regard to STI testing using DCE methodology was used.
Sub-categories reflected a range of preferences for food goals, medical concerns, and specialty foods which, when checked by the participant, allocated importance to corresponding messages.
No one should touch the woman for up to seven days"… Health worker 1 We found a range of preferences for male involvement.
Respondents responses reflected a range of preferences regarding how advance directives are undertaken, thus it is important to recognize that any processes put into place should allow flexibility in order to best respect patients' wishes and autonomy.
