The phrase "a range of rates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various prices, fees, or interest rates that vary within a certain spectrum.
Example: "The bank offers a range of rates for its savings accounts, allowing customers to choose the best option for their financial needs."
Alternatives: "a variety of rates" or "a spectrum of rates".
Instead, there is a range of rates, any of which may exist simultaneously.
US Airways' actuarial firm, Towers Perrin, submitted several calculations showing what the obligations to the pilots would be in a range of rates.
But while studios may be willing to pay thousands of dollars a day for the preferred hairdressers of stars like Julia Roberts or Reese Witherspoon, Mr. Barrett, the New York salon owner, said salons and agencies could offer a range of rates for grooming services.
The line of credit is legally viable and set for 30 days — meaning Credible isn't offering a range of rates, but an actual loan — and once accepted, the transaction is complete.
Asphalt cements were tested in double-edge-notched tension geometries, straight and modified with different fillers at a range of rates and temperatures.
A range of rates of strain is covered in these experiments so that we treat flames either adjacent to a wall or to a stagnation plane as well as freestanding flames, i.e., those removed from the wall or stagnation plane.
Finance Minister Sammy Wilson has extended a range of rate relief measures for NI businesses and developers.
We considered a range of adoption rates with a maximum adoption rate of 15% based on our genotyping results.
A range of flow rates (57 90 cm/s) and corresponding strain rates were considered.
Devices were tested over a range of flow rates from greater than a 1 milliliter per second to rate of below 1 microliter per minute.
For cards with a range of penalty rates based on cardholder creditworthiness, the highest possible APR was used in the average rate calculation.
