The phrase "a range of space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various dimensions, areas, or types of space in a particular context, such as architecture, design, or physics.
Example: "The exhibition showcased a range of space, from intimate rooms to expansive galleries."
Alternatives: "a variety of space" or "a spectrum of space".
As the photopolymerization phenomena occur continuously over a range of space and time scales, the ICM&M data analysis is complicated with computation speed and cost.
Operational application of a remote sensing-based two source energy balance model (TSEB) to estimate evaportranspiration (ET) and the components evaporation (E), transpiration (T) at a range of space and time scales is very useful for managing water resources in arid and semiarid watersheds.
A prototype camera has been assembled under the ESA Innovation Triangle Initiative and supplied to SEA where there has been an assessment of the potential of this technology for a range of space applications, including Rover Vision, Rendezvous and Docking, and monitoring the deployment of large structures.
Measurements over the past two decades document variations in O2 on a range of space and time scales, including a long-term decrease driven mostly by fossil fuel burning and seasonal cycles driven by exchanges with the land biosphere and the oceans.
A set of gill nets thus could cover a range of space and depths.
Directing resources toward these areas will be important, as will creating a range of spaces which cater for the needs of different age groups.
The consequences of his experience include his ceramic mini-monuments and the makeover of a maisonette in Bristol, where paint and clever planning bring out a range of spaces slightly like the Baths of Caracalla, only compressed.
A conversation is a great demo for emphasizing real-time performance, but this sets the stage for more impressive visual fidelity on a range of space-based broadcast subjects.
To navigate and negotiate the complex "human terrain" (actual U.S. Army term) of "planets" like Iraq and Afghanistan, U.S. troops call on a range of space-age technologies, including direction-finding equipment, signal intercept, terrain modeling, and satellite navigation using GPS.
We went from pretty DIY our first year, bringing in 2,000 guests to explore a range of spaces and performances to a free outdoor festival-style party at DeKalb Market to BAM, where we have incredible facilities and resources to put on a professional show.
Design options have been considered over a range of parameter space for either a wedged TF coil structure or a bucked and wedged TF/Central Solenoid structure.
