The phrase "a range of storage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or capacities of storage options available for data, items, or resources.
Example: "Our new cloud service offers a range of storage solutions to meet the needs of different businesses."
Alternatives: "a variety of storage" or "multiple storage options".
So at any given point there exists a range of storage capacities where flash, despite being much more expensive per gigabyte, can compete with hard disks on price.
Transitional phenomena of hydrogen ignition and self-extinction at the lower pressure limit are simulated for a range of storage pressure.
The battery remains inert without self-discharge and degradation of performance for 20 years or more, over a range of storage temperatures from −55 to 85 °C.
In the typology I have developed, future self-storage centers would provide users with different storage types that accommodate a range of storage needs, types of access, and object display options.
T2 T2 exchange maps with a range of storage times reveal molecular exchange rates between all three regimes due to self-diffusion.
The stability characteristics of fast-disintegrating granular formulations containing intimate mixtures of both agents and single agent granules blended prior to production of unit doses were therefore studied under a range of storage conditions.
Storage experiments over a range of exposure (storage) times and feed flow rates (space velocities) show the importance of the NO oxidation to NO2 reaction.
"There won't be a range of water storage initiatives, it will be centralised and it will eliminate the need for miners to take underground water.
The all-in-one in this case means not only a scanner and a printer for photos and text, but also the ability to bypass the computer and print directly from a digital camera or a range of digital storage media.
Each scenario is analyzed under a range of uncertain storage estimates and infrastructure performance is assessed and quantified in terms of cost to build additional infrastructure to store all CO2.
Maximum long-term watershed volumetric reductions between 10.1% and 12.4% were observed for the period of analysis (1948 2011) with a range of RWH storage sizes (227 L barrels to 7571 L cisterns).
