The phrase "a range of productivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various levels or types of productivity in a specific context, such as work, projects, or personal efficiency.
Example: "The team demonstrated a range of productivity during the project, with some members completing tasks ahead of schedule while others struggled to keep up."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of productivity" or "various levels of productivity".
These scenarios include the integration and segregation of both food and energy crops on lands with a range of productivity and suitability for agricultural production.
The tool defines a range of productivity for departmental structures and also reflects unproductive variables.
Other popular cloud-based apps enable a range of productivity enhancements.
Eko provides a mobile messaging app that includes a range of productivity and employee development tools baked in.
The book provides insights and methods to answer questions on a range of productivity issues: How do you manage profitability of a network of hundreds or thousands of branch offices disbursed over several states and countries?
Emphasis should be placed on capturing a range of productivity from oligotrophic to eutrophic aquatic systems, and MeHg measurements should be conducted across a broad range of indicator taxa.
Cloud computing services are empowering roles at all levels of organizations, providing a range of online productivity and collaboration services.
Instead, they exhibit large amounts of scatter and uncertainty, which suggests a range of network productivities may be observed for any given accumulation.
Based on the findings of Norby et al. (2005) about forest response to elevated CO2 concentration it was assumed that the effect of CO2 fertilization on forest growth would be conserved across a broad range of productivity, with an average stimulation of 23%% for a 180 ppm increase of atmospheric [CO2].
Norby et al. (2005) find that "the response of net primary productivity (NPP) to elevated CO2 is highly conserved across a broad range of productivity, with a median response of 23 ± 2 %.
And among a new range of productivity applications Microsoft offers is Cortana, an intelligent personal assistant much like Apple's Siri and Google Now.
