The phrase "a range of structures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or forms of structures, whether in architecture, biology, or other fields.
Example: "The study examined a range of structures, from simple frameworks to complex architectural designs."
Alternatives: "a variety of structures" or "a selection of structures."
A range of structures have been discussed for metal complexes of BR, while essential structural data were hardly obtained.
Several numerical examples on a range of structures are tested to validate the formulation.
'Neo-traditional' designs: One of five builders at Landsdale, Winchester Homes offers a range of structures and prices, from three-bedroom townhouses starting at $350,200 to four-bedroom detached houses starting in the mid-$500,000s.
Similarly, the kinase-OFF state may not be a discrete conformation but rather a range of structures outside the range of those suitable for kinase activation.
It characterises the foresight inherent in entrepreneurial activity as situated within particular discourses, or communities of practice (CoPs) in a range of structures.
The methods are extensively tested and validated on a range of structures, from 'simple' single-rod cases to more complex, actively bent, grid shell frameworks.
This study finds a range of structure from very loose networks with no central figures to highly structured operations.
In order to quantify the structural changes resulting from the SNPs, the wild type and the SNP variant structures were evaluated using a range of structure assessment software.
We therefore studied a range of structure and process indicators of care that are mentioned in the guideline.
Notably, the accuracy of predicted 3D models generated by a range of structure prediction algorithms strongly correlates with how well the models satisfy probable residue contacts inferred via our method.
Yes, there is a range of school structures but that doesn't translate into much difference in ethos or curriculum.
