The phrase "a range of stringent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of strict or severe standards, rules, or conditions.
Example: "The organization implemented a range of stringent measures to ensure compliance with safety regulations."
Alternatives: "a variety of strict" or "a set of rigorous".
These biotemplates must fulfil a range of stringent and clinically demanding property specifications.
According to the MoJ, a Deferred Prosecution Agreement is "an agreement between a prosecutor and an organisation where, in return for complying with a range of stringent conditions, the prosecutor would defer a criminal prosecution.
The TACh method uses pulverized frozen tissue as starting material and employs one of the two robust endonucleases, Benzonase or Cyansase, which are fully active under a range of stringent conditions such as high levels of detergent and DTT.
All buildings in most developed countries are now subject to a wide range of stringent rules and fire regulations.
gppA encodes an enzyme similar to RelA/SpoT homologs that functions as a mediator of the stringent response, hence coordinating a range of cellular activities in reaction to changes in nutritional abundance [145].
Recently, a range of factors led to the development of more stringent bureaucratic procedures, governing the conduct of low-risk population-based health research in the United Kingdom.
However, a range of factors have led to the development of more stringent bureaucratic procedures, governing the conduct of health services and health promotion research in the UK [ 2, 3].
They produce a range of responses from ongoing warming, to approximately stabilize forcing, to a stringent mitigation scenario that stabilizes and then slowly reduces the RF after mid-21st century.
The statement in the abstract seems to address this issue – the authors rightly indicate that "members of this superfamily are likely to bind a range of soluble ligands, including B12"; however in the text it becomes more stringent.
UV cross-linking creates covalent bonds between proteins and RNA within a range of a few Ångstroms [ 77], and so background can be reduced by stringent purification protocols.
Last year, the Justice Department signed off on a less stringent voter ID law signed by McDonnell that allowed for a range of documents to be used for identification at polling places.
