The phrase "a range of uses from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the various applications or functions that something can have, often followed by specific examples or categories.
Example: "The software offers a range of uses from data analysis to project management."
Alternatives: "a variety of applications including" or "multiple uses such as".
As a tool for modulating neuronal function, US has been studied and considered across a range of uses from thermal ablation of nervous tissues to its ability to produce sensory perceptions [6], [9], [10].
The patent lists a range of uses, from finance to robotics.
Paolucci also hopes to add an imaging beamline – which has a range of uses, from allowing researchers to study archaeological artefacts with more precision and without having to transport them outside the region, to photographing things as subtle as the muscular movements of a fly.
Mastic (sometimes known as "Arabic gum," but not to be confused with "gum Arabic") has a range of uses, from functional -- it's used in varnishes and paints -- to medicinal to edible.
Four clusters emerged that showed a range of use from those who rarely used ACC in any situation (low engagement group) to those who used it for almost all situations regardless of whether it is appropriate or not (high engagement group).
Our goal is to enable multi-agent RL across a range of use cases, from leveraging existing single-agent algorithms to training with custom algorithms at large scale.
But many researchers said FAA's approach was preventing them from fully exploiting a valuable new tool that has a wide range of uses, from surveying archaeological sites to observing weather, fires, and wildlife.
The oil has a wide range of uses, from medicines to perfumes for soaps.
Graphite and its artefacts, such as carbon nanotubes, are materials with a wide range of uses, from lubrication to electronics.
Luminanz says its lights are suitable for a wide range of uses, from household lighting to traffic signaling, and can last for up to 50,000 hours.
Antibodies, which are being studied for a wide range of uses from microbial infections to cancer, work by harnessing the natural immune system to neutralize pathogens and tumor cells.
