The phrase "a specific range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a defined set of values, quantities, or categories within a broader context.
Example: "The study focused on a specific range of temperatures to determine the effects on plant growth."
Alternatives: "a particular spectrum of" or "a defined set of".
The average bubble height and the average droplet height become similar within a specific range of We (Fig. 3a).
Numerical grades on all assignments - Yale's official letter grades do not correspond with a specific range of numerical grades.
Tagging the novel gene with an antibiotic resistance gene allows modified cells to be singled out, because they will be resistant to a specific range of antibiotics.
Frenetic water jets (aerosol dispersion) are observed in a specific range of impact velocities and surface properties, as shown in Fig. 1h (Supplementary Movie 4).
The sensitivity of the optical instrument was optimized for taking measurements over a specific range of radii.
The joints were exposed to a specific range of temperatures during three months in order to simulate long exposure time.
The results show that the control system improves aerodynamic performance only over a specific range of angles of attack.
The flow and structure analysis shows that FCNTs in a specific range of electrical field enhance the water flux.
In its next term, the court will decide the even trickier definitional issue of whether someone with an impairment that prevents performing only a specific range of tasks is "substantially limited".
Instead of doing yoga, "they need to be doing a specific range of motions for articulation, for organ condition," he said, to strengthen weak parts of the body.
"We have never seen any malware target such a specific range of banks," Costin Raiu, Kaspersky's director of global research and analysis, said in an interview.
