The phrase "a range of scientific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of scientific disciplines, methods, or findings.
Example: "The conference will cover a range of scientific topics, including biology, chemistry, and physics."
Alternatives: "a variety of scientific" or "a spectrum of scientific".
Through the late nineteenth and entire twentieth centuries the theory of evolution by natural selection has been thoroughly challenged and tested across a range of scientific disciplines and it remains the only compelling, scientifically rigorous account of how life evolves on our planet for which a great deal of empirical evidence has been accumulated.
The technology is already used in a range of scientific fields, as well as in commerce.
"We must recognise and respect engineering as a range of scientific disciplines employing highly qualified and skilled men and women".
But, she said, referencing a range of scientific studies, they can also make workers more attentive, absent less and more productive.
There is a range of scientific users with requirements that have easily outstripped the capacity of current-day computer networks, he said.
Every two weeks we'll be trying to break down a range of scientific concepts into six-second vines, which we'll launch on the Guardian Vine account and here in the Notes & Theories blog.
This perspective highlights a range of scientific-based opportunities for cost-effective pro-growth and pro-health policies while using less energy and natural resources.
They support a range of purely scientific issues.
The Centre for Food Safety, a leading opponent, bases its position on a range of detailed scientific criticisms combined with wider ethical objections.
Block copolymers are fascinating and complex materials that have been used in a range of diverse scientific and technological capacities.
As summarised in this review, a range of relevant scientific evidence is available for this purpose.
