The phrase "a range of thousands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or spectrum of items, quantities, or values that number in the thousands.
Example: "The survey revealed a range of thousands of opinions on the new policy."
Alternatives: "a variety of thousands" or "a spectrum of thousands".
Probabilistic projections include a range of thousands of potential scenarios, so that they can show a range of possibilities of aging outcomes, he said.
Some U.S. military UAVs can stay aloft for many hours at a time and have a range of thousands of miles.
Yiftah Shapir, an expert in non-conventional weapons at the Institute for National Security Studies at Tel Aviv University, said he believed that Israel had most probably test-fired a new satellite launcher, which would basically employ the same technology as a ballistic missile with a range of thousands of miles.
However, typical CMOS or CCD sensors can only capture a range of thousands in magnitude; typical displays in normal viewing conditions and printing media can only reproduce information over a range of just a few hundreds or less.
In these sections, Fortier ably represents a range of 14th-century ideas and adroitly mimics some of the wit of Shakespeare's dialogue.
In the past, the 55‐foot long rocket, which has a range of "hundreds of miles," was tested only against static tarfi gets in the air.
Like everything he conducted, though, it was the precision and lucidity of his performances that were so revealing, and which illuminated a range of 20th-century music in a way that few conductors before him had ever approached.
But few other places offer such a range of 19th-century instruments in one inviting room, which is why musicians and scholars from around the world regularly trek to this bucolic town.
And electric cars have typically been limited to a range of tens of miles as opposed to the hundreds of miles that can be driven on a tank of gas.
A person driving or walking through the area receives a stronger signal on his phone, and faster downloads, as his device hops between the many small base stations, each with a range of tens of meters.
Sellars' patchwork of texts blurs the distinction between the two epochs to tell the story of Christ's passion from the point of view of the women around him, interleaving passages from both old and new testaments with texts by a range of 20th-century women writers.
