The phrase "a refined range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a selection of items or options that have been carefully chosen or improved in quality.
Example: "The restaurant offers a refined range of wines that cater to diverse palates."
Alternatives: "a sophisticated selection of" or "an elegant variety of".
Plus of course there is a sense of muscular mediocrity being rewarded, of a narrowing of cricket's own baroque and refined range of skills into this single point of fascination.
By measuring the end-to-end distance between every pair of nucleotides separated by N w nt along the ssDNA in the structural model, we imposed a lower and upper bound on x SSB at each force F. This refined range of possible N w restricts our observed wrapping intermediates to four bands centered around N w = ∼65, 50 60, 30 40, and 10 20 nt.
For example, refined ranges of critically endangered species might reduce by (say) 50% but so might the ranges of endangered, vulnerable, and nonthreatened species.
The continuum dislocation-based model that describes the size-dependent plasticity at the microscale by considering evolving fields of curved dislocations is enhanced by a refined treatment of short-range interactions between dislocations.
She is also a formidable character comic who brings a refined sense of caricature to voices that range from a macho man to an insufferably chirpy colonic hydrotherapist.
The menu features a refined version of the local cuisine, and the wine list has a superb range of both Spanish and French wines.
Dedicated sampling provided a refined characterization of the zone of admixture between the Western and Central evolutionary lineages in the Swiss Jura mountain range.
The pianist Peter Hill offers refined, sensitive performances enlivened by a broad range of timbral shadings.
The refined model is to import a wide range of Italian furniture and sell primarily to designers and unfinished furniture retail stores.
A refined technology of SiC p n junctions is proposed.
