The phrase "a stable range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or reliable set of values or conditions within a specific context, such as measurements, prices, or performance metrics.
Example: "The temperature in the laboratory must be maintained within a stable range to ensure accurate experimental results."
Alternatives: "a consistent range" or "a reliable range".
Thus, resistant and resilient ES provision is expected to remain within a stable range when facing disturbances.
By this method, the friction coefficient can be controlled in a stable range (0.34 0.50) in a high temperature environment.
The dimension of selector should be maintained in a stable range to optimize the grain orientation and select a single crystal efficiently.
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A homeostatic mechanism thereby achieves self-regulation, maintaining a stable range of properties.
Caster and gyroscopic effects have been shown to be helpful, but not necessary for there to exist a stable range of forward speeds.
The big question, though, is whether oil prices will remain in a fairly stable range, about $18 to $20 a barrel.
"We use carmine in some of our products, because it is natural and uniquely provides a particularly stable range of red and pink colours that do not fade," says a Premier Foods spokesman.
Choosing a correct combined orientation of both components, the acetabular cup and femoral stem, in manual or computer-assisted implantation will yield a maximized, stable range of motion (ROM) and will reduce the risk for dislocation.
Therefore, the localization error decreases and fluctuates in a relatively stable range.
Its shares spiked as high as $28.74 per share, before retreating to a more stable range later in its first day of regular trading.
