The phrase "a range of slopes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations in incline or gradient, often in contexts related to geography, mathematics, or physical activities like skiing or hiking.
Example: "The mountain offers a range of slopes suitable for both beginners and advanced skiers."
Alternatives: "a variety of inclines" or "a spectrum of gradients".
Kranjska Gora resort is a key venue for World Cup championship skiing and ski jumping, which makes for some rapid runs, although there is also a range of slopes for beginners to cut their teeth on.
Gaussian surface elevation fields (6 m × 6 m) were generated for a range of slopes and roughnesses (sill σ and range R of the variogram).
This study quantifies the effect of water repellency on runoff from a series of small plots on a range of slopes (20° and 30°) and aspects (N, S and E) in a hilly landscape in the south-east of the North Island of New Zealand.
The distribution of slope failures, mass and rate of sediment generation are evaluated for indigenous and exotic forest, over a range of slopes and for specific areas of land.
The second scenario utilized zoning characterization data and assumed a range of slopes and orientations for a subset of the buildings with the balance relying on the horizontal plane assumption.
Yet a range of slopes has been found in visual search (Wolfe, 1998).
Slope channel coupling in this environment is a function of a range of slope and channel processes responding to discrete storms and intrinsic gully dynamics.
As can be seen in the compilation of exemplary 3D structures illustrated in Figure 1, the variety of achievable structures comprises the creation of stepped, sloped, concave and convex contours, with a range of slope angles and curvatures, as well as sizes, orientations and density variations in the very same polymer surface.
Day two and the five of us are skiing like a gang, albeit carefully, enjoying a range of easier slopes.
The rest of us were training our binoculars on snow-capped Ben More and a range of precipitous slopes for signs of anything "eagle-y" - but had so far drawn a blank.
The surface irrigation hydraulic simulation model WinSRFR was used to examine the sensitivity of the existing design to a range of bottom slopes, surface roughness values, and inflow rates to demonstrate the robustness of the solutions in terms of their application efficiency and low-quarter distribution uniformity.
