The phrase "a range of structurally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of structures, often in a technical or academic context.
Example: "The study examined a range of structurally diverse materials to determine their effectiveness in construction."
Alternatives: "a variety of structural" or "a spectrum of structural".
Lactones and lactams make up a range of structurally complex and functional compounds, from antibiotics to nanomaterials.
Recently, we developed a range of structurally unique, synthetic nonsaccharide GAG mimetics (NSGMs, see Supporting Information Figures S1 and S2 for structures).
Such compounds are known to occur naturally in some plants and represent a range of structurally different chemical classes.
These compounds spanned a range of structurally different chemotypes with moderate variation in binding affinity.
The plasmid encoded gene products are necessary for both the metabolic activation of a range of structurally diverse nitrosubstituted compounds, and for mutagenic translation bypass.
Our studies show that the nfsA gene encodes a product that is extremely effective in the metabolic activation of a range of structurally diverse nitrosubstituted compounds.
Interestingly, COR-L23/R [corrected] shows little or no resistance to a range of structurally-modified analogues of doxorubicin comprising 9-alkyl and/or sugar modified anthracyclines.
Reaction conditions are found general to synthesize wide range of structurally variant alkoxymethylphosphonium iodides in high yield (70 91%).
A range of DASIs structurally similar to the potent clinical AI letrozole and one compound similar to vorozole were synthesised and evaluated for aromatase and sulfatase inhibitory activity in JEG-3 cells.
The results of the drug susceptibility tests showed that OtrC confers a functional resistance toward a broad range of structurally unrelated drugs.
Identifying hits for a new target usually involves screening of a wide range of structurally diverse small molecules in an in vitro bioassay.
