The phrase "a rather large range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or extensive variety of options, quantities, or possibilities in a particular context.
Example: "The store offers a rather large range of products, from electronics to home goods."
Alternatives: "a quite extensive range" or "a fairly broad range".
Indeed, comparing P ( ≥ N p | L ) conditioned on career length in Figure 3(F), there is a rather large range in N p, e.g. from 3 to more than 100 publications for the subset with L ≥ 11.
The measured mechanical characteristics (strength and stiffness) vary in a rather large range of values, which may indicate that the cast mortars were not set with suitable technological care.
The combination of these findings yields a negative NOx pressure exponent under fully premixed conditions across a rather large range of equivalence ratios but a positive one for levels of fuel air unmixedness typical of industrial burners.
By casual observation of Maki's prints, it might seem that Haku Maki used a fairly simple and consistent range of pigments for the "Poem" series, but these results prove otherwise with a rather large range of pigments identified, including for instance three different pigment mixtures for green colors in Poem 71 61.
The combination of peroxide and oil enabled the production of open celled SiC-geopolymer composite foams in a rather large range of total porosity and strength values, with an optimal sample possessing a total porosity of up to ∼84 vol%, an open porosity of ∼83 vol%, a thermal conductivity of 0.15 W/mK, and a compression strength of ∼1.1 MPa.
Only exceptionally, an observer ended up with a rather large range for the comfortable prism.
More radical, but drawing from a rather larger range of examples, was the American psychologist J.H. Leuba (1868 1946).
However, the Gobi districts are rather large (range: 7106 27,784 km) and often expand into more productive mountainous habitat, particularly in the west.
The rather large range in the reported prevalence rates can be explained by the highly variable definitions used in the different epidemiologic studies [ 2].
This rather large range can be explained with the highly variable definitions used in clinical trials as well as with the different duration and nature of this condition [ 2].
A rather large frequency range (5 kHz to 1 MHz) might be most suitable for BIS as indicated by the Cole model [ 25, 26].
