The phrase "a range of realistic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various options or possibilities that are practical or achievable within a certain context.
Example: "The report presents a range of realistic solutions to the environmental issues we face today."
Alternatives: "a variety of feasible" or "a selection of practical".
The actors are nicely showcased in roles that allow them to display a range of realistic emotion.
The association has called for magazine publishers to be more responsible about the women it holds up as role models and to portray a range of realistic women's bodies on their pages.
Through complex programming and smooth motion-control systems, each dinosaur was given a range of realistic behaviours such as dilating pupils, coordinated muscles, and tongue movement.
The simulation results have confirmed the ability of the proposed power allocation strategy to achieve the optimal power distribution over a range of realistic CR conditions.
This paper also presents the fire performance results of LSF walls exposed to a range of realistic fire curves obtained using a finite element analysis based parametric study.
The dynamics of a rigid rotor supported by load-sharing between magnetic and auxiliary bearings are investigated for a range of realistic design and operating parameters.
Only by using a tracer we can study Zn uptake at a range of environmentally realistic exposure conditions.
One hundred samples (96 degraded and four references, two male and two female speakers) covered a range of 12 realistic delay adjustment conditions.
We recommend that such eco-toxicity tests should be conducted at a range of environmentally realistic temperature/salinity regimes, as this will enhance the sensitivity of the test and improve the safety margin in line with the precautionary principle.
In this study, a second order central composite circumscribed design (CCCD) was employed to systematically explore how different combinations of pH, hardness, and natural organic matter (NOM) in receiving water affect the hydrodynamic diameter, surface charge (zeta potential), and release of free Cu2 + from CuO-NPs under a range of environmentally realistic conditions.
Our conclusions facilitate the recovery of correct networks under a range of biologically realistic scenarios.
