The phrase "a range of rigid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of inflexible or strict items, concepts, or structures within a specific context.
Example: "The study examined a range of rigid policies that affected employee performance and morale."
Alternatives: "a variety of inflexible" or "a selection of strict".
In this way, explicit implementation formulas for feedforward controllers are derived that can be applied to a range of rigid-body motion systems.
To optimize positioning, a range of contoured rigid backrests as well as height and angle adjustability are likely needed.
Mercury intrusion porosimetry has been conducted on a range of non-rigid, porous carbon fibre structures.
A wide range of rigid plastic theoretical solutions for plates having different shapes, boundary conditions and impact, dynamic and blast loadings have been studied in the literature and these equations could be used for fibre-metal laminates with the appropriate modifications discussed in this paper.
Not that this has much application to a life based on getting to work or to the airport on time — except, maybe, to suggest a range of variations beyond the rigid, unproven notions useful to selling drugs, mattresses and sleep therapies, including the range of products Morrisroe experiments with in her quest.
This opens up a range of topics independent of more rigid and conventional tropes.
Icai found that DfID's procurement of contractors was causing a range of problems, from long delays to rigid or unrealistic programme designs, adding: "We saw instances of high quality delivery by non-governmental organisations (NGOs), who may offer greater local knowledge and legitimacy than contractors but often find it difficult to compete in procurement processes".
Produced from recycled rubber [ADPO, August 2005], Lehigh's fine rubber powders have a range of applications including as modifiers for rigid plastics.
Despite leading relatively busy lives these women were able to incorporate regular practice into their daily routine and used a range of novel strategies to personalize the relatively rigid trial protocol to suit their needs.
EEG and MEG recordings showed that early (N170) and mid-latency (N300) visual evoked potentials were robustly modulated by images that violated the implied sequence across a range of types of image change (expression deformations, rigid-rotations and visual field location).
