The phrase "a range of selections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of choices or options available in a particular context, such as products, services, or decisions.
Example: "The store offers a range of selections for customers looking to buy new electronics."
Alternatives: "a variety of options" or "a selection of choices".
Ultimately, Solomon says, there is a range of selection for women to choose from by following a few simple guidelines while remembering, always, that the musical performance is the star.
The selection coefficient: for each population from Europe and the Near-East, a range of selection coefficients (between 0% and 3%) was tested in order to find which value(s) best explained the observed LC T*Pfrequencies.
These different interactions mean that flowering plants are subjected to a range of selection pressures.
Figure 7 indicates a range of selection on genes with a minority having codon usage more indicative of mutation bias.
2) Previous work has acknowledged that since the selection mechanism is not identifiable from the data, sensitivity analyses should be carried out using a range of selection functions.
A range of selection and feature ranking methods have been developed and a recent review of the methods is provided in [ 5].
Although randomized trials maximize internal validity, it is likely that a range of selection biases will exist in relation to the recruitment and retention of patients in trials.
We also note, as above, that there may be a range of selection pressures on prey appearance (for example, warning signals, sexual selection), making uniform coloration in nature relatively uncommon.
With the limitations described above, our method performs acceptably well over a range of selection coefficients and beneficial mutation rates, with generally better performance for systems with exponentially distributed selection coefficients.
