The phrase "a range of weights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various weights in a specific context, such as in science, fitness, or manufacturing.
Example: "The gym offers a range of weights to accommodate all fitness levels, from beginners to advanced athletes."
Alternatives: "a variety of weights" or "a spectrum of weights".
Each person, they say, inherits a range of weights that his or her body can comfortably maintain.
You can buy denim repair kits online for £9.95 and you can choose from a range of weights and colours.
To test his observations, Dr. Heglund and his colleagues asked several women to walk on a treadmill, then measured oxygen consumption and heart rate while they carried a range of weights.
There are showrooms with nothing but drinking goblets: pinot-noir glasses and pinot-grigio glasses, margarita glasses and martini glasses — all of them available in a range of weights, shapes, sizes and styles.
Using a range of weights acknowledges the breadth of ecological niches that invertebrates occupy and also their differing potential as indicators.
The scenario being targeted and implemented uses a range of weights with L=2 in the TPM that generated 16-byte keys for the AES KSA.
Prosecutors have charged that Lee and his son extorted money from boxers, managers and promoters in exchange for ratings that let the fighters get lucrative televised boxing matches and shots at the championship in a range of weight classes.
Competitors contest a range of weight categories - the heaviest ever Olympic wrestler was American Chris Mason, who took part in the 1972 Super-Heavyweight freestyle competition.
Although the individualist ISI only varies from 0.77 to 0.90, the egalitarian ISI varies from 0.30 to 0.75 over a range of weighting factors.
In the first approach, weight space search is to search a range of weight sets in the weight space and find the best weight set which minimize the difference between the natural waveform and the synthesized waveform.
From the CDC, the term obesity is a label for a range of weight that is greater than what is generally considered healthy for a given height.
