The phrase "a range of surfaces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing various types or categories of surfaces in a particular context, such as materials, textures, or finishes.
Example: "The artist experimented with a range of surfaces, including canvas, wood, and metal, to create her unique pieces."
Alternatives: "a variety of surfaces" or "multiple types of surfaces".
The double-wishbone suspension can be harsh, too, especially in sport mode, but I found it satisfyingly unflappable over a range of surfaces.
A range of surfaces with features of regular and defined dimension on the micron and submicron scale has been produced.
The control of biofouling of surfaces in the marine environment is a considerable challenge: the fouling organisms are opportunists and have evolved the capability to attach and proliferate on a range of surfaces in the natural, highly turbulent marine environment.
They created a range of surfaces with hairs measuring between a fifth of a micron (millionth of a metre) and four microns in diameter, and with around 100m hairs per square centimetre.
Single-component and mixed self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) of alkanethiols on gold with OH and CH3 terminal groups were prepared at 100%, 65 %, 36 % and 0of OH at the surface, to generate a range of surfaces with a simple chemistry and a wettability gradient.
Second, comparison with migration profiles of reference proteins is not reliable for aggregating proteins that have a notorious feature thatis systematically underestimated in the AD field: amyloid fibrils and their precursors are employed in nature for their mechanical strength and high adhesiveness on a range of surfaces.
Both artists plan to explore a range of surface treatments while sharing stores and their experiences as contemporary ceramic artists.
The model works for symmetric and asymmetric multi-species electrolytes and is not limited to a range of surface potentials.
Various liquids covering a range of surface tension and viscosity values are employed, while the gas phase is atmospheric air.
SPR offers real time in situ analysis of dynamic surface events and, thus, is capable of defining rates of adsorption and desorption for a range of surface interactions.
