The phrase "a range of qualities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various attributes or characteristics of a person, product, or concept.
Example: "The new smartphone offers a range of qualities that cater to different user preferences, including camera quality, battery life, and design."
Alternatives: "a variety of attributes" or "a spectrum of characteristics."
There are four main reasons for this: 1. Players have a range of qualities.
That year, it published a survey of 13-18 year-olds in the US conducted by Jeetendr Sehdev of the University of Southern California, asking them to rate the 10 most popular English-language YouTubers and 10 of the most popular traditional celebrities across a range of qualities representing "influence".
Through reading and critical discussion of published papers representing a range of qualities and topics, students develop a framework of knowledge that helps them assess the effectiveness of their own writing.
Pollard and Heron pointed out the implications of this issue in 1996: "most kiln sources are characterized by at best a hundred analyses, probably covering a range of "qualities" of vessels produced, a range of vessel types, and, possibly, a time span of tens or even hundreds of years.
It's true that college admissions offices look at a range of qualities and character traits when assessing applicants; hence the interest in outside activities and public service and whatnot.
Ideally a range of acuities in the same patient (or at least similar ages and ethnicities) across a range of qualities could be utilised to try and limit the impact of these potential contextual confounders.
"There is, of course, a range of quality.
Also, a range of quality of life insurers would have to be included.
"Consumers will find a range of quality, affordable coverage options on the marketplace in 2016".
This year's products for children offer a range of quality and cater to a wide age group.
It has already produced a range of quality standards for health that act as markers of high-quality, clinically and cost-effective patient care.
