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The phrase "a range of size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various dimensions or capacities of an object, product, or category.
Example: "The store offers a range of size options for their clothing line, catering to different body types."
Alternatives: "a variety of sizes" or "a selection of sizes".
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The difference, however, is only a few pounds, not like Chihuahua versus Great Dane, and it is likely that the overall feline gene pool does not have a range of size possibilities as great as that of dogs.
The models are based on Smoluchowski's coagulation fragmentation equations and use a range of size dependent aggregation and fragmentation rates.
Polystyrene, glass, stainless steel and gold micro-particles at a range of size distributions were used for the payloads for injection using these devices.
The PAN had a spherical shape in a range of size of 50 130 nm and a low critical aggregation concentration (CAC) (<8 μg/mL).
Solar dryers are available in a range of size and design such as tunnel dryers, hybrid dryers, horizontal- and vertical-type dryers, multi-pass dryers and active and passive dryers [10 17].
Transport capacity and hydraulic measurements were obtained at five gradients between 1 and 12%, with four test materials covering a range of size and density, four simulated rainfall intensities, and a range of base flow rates.
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And in a range of sizes, from sand, to large river-sized rocks.
Comes in a range of sizes.
When browsing the charity shops of Peckham for costume and props, get a range of sizes.
Pet coffins, for example, are now big business (see puffins.co.uk for a range of sizes).
Ms. Knowlton makes spheres out of a wide range of materials and in a range of sizes.
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