The phrase "a range of regular" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing a variety of regular items or occurrences, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "We offer a range of regular services to meet our clients' needs."
Alternatives: "a variety of standard" or "a selection of typical".
The method is validated with equivalent nonlinear finite element analyses for a range of regular stiffened panel geometries.
The analyses are performed at design and slow steaming speeds, covering a range of regular head waves, using a commercial RANS solver.
Royal Navy warship HMS Westminster, which left Portsmouth last weekend, is due to arrive in Gibraltar on Monday in a visit described by the Ministry of Defence as "long-planned" as part of "a range of regular and routine deployments".
"Gibraltar is a strategic base for UK defence and as such Royal Navy ships visit its waters throughout the year as part of a range of regular and routine deployments," an MoD spokesman said.
The collective dynamics of phase oscillators have been investigated for a range of regular network structures including linear arrays and rings with uni- or bi-directional coupling e.g. [118, 120, 213, 223], and hierarchical networks [224].
To demonstrate the change of response, experimental measurements are presented of the response of an axisymmetric float with rounded base and conical upper surface with rounded perimeter due to a range of regular, irregular and focused wave conditions.
Greater interactions with a range of people, regular working hours, generous compensation, and job stability are among the advantages academics find in the patenting world.
A fun one that I like is the SodaStream seltzer maker -- you can turn tap into sparkling or use a range of their regular, diet, energy and caffeine-free flavors.
ODL provides a wide range of regular social groups and opportunities; a Befriending Service and campaign for and give a voice to older LGBT people.
He set up a bizarre range of regular cricket matches in memory of writers such as PG Wodehouse and Siegfried Sassoon.
