The phrase "a range of shorter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various options or selections that are all shorter in length or duration compared to something else.
Example: "The store offers a range of shorter dresses for the summer collection."
Alternatives: "a variety of shorter" or "a selection of shorter".
But it can be tackled in easy sections, and a range of shorter walks or mountain bike tracks link to it or run close by.
A range of shorter integration times (0.161, 0.262, 0.524 s) were tried with one block of 30 cycles (n=3).
His views must be unearthed from Sextus' comparisons between Pyrrhonian and Academic skepticism, from Cicero's discussions in the Academica, and from a range of shorter (and sometimes hostile) reports.
Each session was organized to maximize the engagement of the patient by offering a range of shorter closely supervised tasks.
As shown by TLC, both enzymes use linear maltooligosaccharides [(1→4 -α- d-glucooligosaccharides] as substrate, forming a range of shorter and longer products (Fig. 2), but not sucrose (the typical substrate of GH70 enzymes), trehalose, raffinose, 1→4 -α-se, nystose, isomaltose, and isomaltopentaose.
He had asked interns to come up with a range of short and long names to simulate the actual ones.
There are around 6,500 students on a range of short courses and engaged in full and part-time degree studies.
Weapons included a range of short hand-club types, in wood, nephrite, or whalebone, reflecting early Polynesian models.
Students can choose from a range of short, bite-sized courses that have been designed to offer genuine opportunities to progress.
Alexander, 46, is the author of poetry collections The Venus Hottentot, Body of Life and Antebellum Dream Book, a collection of essays, The Black Interior, a range of short stories and critical writing, and the play Diva Studies.
A range of short brown stiff feathers, almost six inches long, fixed in the uropygium, is the real tail, and serves as a fulcrum to prop the train, which is long and top-heavy, when set on end.
