The phrase "a specified range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular set of values or limits within which something falls.
Example: "The study focused on a specified range of temperatures to determine the effects on plant growth."
Alternatives: "a defined range of" or "a designated range of".
The passages on the Reading and Writing/Language Tests will cover a specified range of subject matter and genres, as well as a specified range of text complexity.
First, because about a quarter of lottery takings go to a specified range of charities and other "good causes".
Within a specified range of impact velocities, we observe frenetic bubble generation and ejection of tiny droplets, producing aerosol above the surface (Supplementary Movie 1).
Can also refer to a spectral scan, which shows the absorbance or transmittance of a chemical in respect to a specified range of wavelengths of light.
The ACIS EXPNO column has a real data-subspace with a specified range of exposure numbers in each GTI per chip.
The hydrochar yields were within a specified range of 61.8 67.8% at 180 °C and 39.8 45.0% at 260 °C, respectively.
The analysis shows that for a certain specified range of internal pressure the character of the stress distribution is essentially influenced by the change of the creep deformation mechanisms.
Besides the typical keyword matching in the annotations, RepPop also provides the flexibility to support search for items within a specified range in terms of, say, elements with certain lengths or with certain copy numbers.
Institutions should implement a policy requiring staff to notify a physician of all CBG results outside of a specified range, as determined by the treating physician.
Explorations of the gendered geographies of drinking are one important strand in this emerging field, but there is currently a paucity of research on women and gender (as opposed to men), and a dearth of research which looks beyond a rather narrowly specified range of public drinking environments.
Mr. Pataki would also require judges to determine precisely how much time a convicted person should serve, within a specified range, cutting parole boards out of the picture.
