The phrase "a rather small range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a limited variety or scope of something, often in contexts like data analysis, product offerings, or options available.
Example: "The survey revealed a rather small range of opinions on the topic, indicating a lack of diversity in perspectives."
Alternatives: "a fairly limited range" or "a somewhat narrow range."
The simple elasto-plastic model (level-1) was able to capture some basic features of the rammed earth behaviour essentially for a rather small range of deformations, it can be used for a first estimate of the loading capacity of a system.
While this might seem a rather small range it should be remembered that the inhaled aerosol entering the trachea, and thus reaching the lung, has been "prefiltered" by the mouth and oropharynx and does not have as broad or as variable size distribution as that initially generated by the inhaler device.
It can be observed that the ICERs are within a rather small range.
A possible explanation of poor agreements at 3 Nm could be that measurements made with this torque produced a rather small range of rotation, and thus small differences between recordings resulted in relatively large disagreement.
The concentration of α-ketoglutarate (AKG) varied notably in both strains during the three phases but within a rather small range from 1.5 μmol/g CDW to 2.3 μmol/g CDW on average.
It should also be emphasized that the SOL program produces a rather small range of binding energies (the scoring function values) in the calculation; for example, for factor Xa the absolute values of binding energies are within the range from 2.7 to 8.8 kcal/mol for all compounds from the training and testing sets.
But for what reason do domestic chickens, birds that are barely able to fly, using their wings mainly to fly up perches or trees for security at night, and that have only a rather small home range, need a magnetic compass?
The Marble Mountains are a rather small mountain range located in one of the harshest, driest parts of the Mojave Desert, in southeastern California near the tiny towns of Chambless and Cadiz.
Despite of great simplicity and ultrasensitivity, the plasmonic ELISA however, has a rather small dynamic range of one order of magnitude, making it difficult to quantify the exact target concentration.
The effects were rather small, ranging from β = 0.14 to β = 0.28.
The size of her fibrils were rather small ranging between 10.6 13.8 nm.
