The phrase "a range of suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of options or choices that are appropriate for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "We offer a range of suitable solutions to meet your needs."
Alternatives: "a variety of appropriate" or "a selection of fitting".
A range of suitable designs was then selected.
Long period gratings (LPG -based sensors are wideLPG -basede to their high sensorsvity to areange of suitable measurands.
Met – If patients are not seen with 18 weeks, the NHS body that commissions the care must investigate and offer a range of suitable alternative hospitals or community clinics.
As a result, a range of suitable inertial constants for G/T and S/T and the electrical output characteristics were determined.
The main aim of this research is to determine whether a paediatric home management programme and VFC can be used safely to manage a range of suitable fractures in children.
A new set of guidelines are suggested, which take into account not only optimal conditions but also a range of suitable conditions on either side of the optimal range.
However, the difference between a pond, a river, a lake or the whole wide sea is huge – and each can provide an interesting setting and a range of enemies suitable for a fishy adventure.
Natural fibres, however, require various treatments in order to give them a range of properties suitable for different end-uses.
We applied this method in order to investigate the helium solubility in silicate melts having dissolved volatile mixtures mostly composed of H2O and CO2, in a range of pressure suitable to provide useful information regarding pre-eruptive magma degassing.
This work presents the first step, by testing a range of potentially suitable media: (1) hydraulically slow coir, rockwool and fyto-foam, and (2) hydraulically fast perlite, vermiculite, growstone, expended clay and river sand.
If you're a Nintendo-loyal sort, chances are you've a range of games suitable for all ages.
