The phrase "a sufficient range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or variety of options, choices, or elements in a particular context.
Example: "The study provided a sufficient range of data to support the research findings."
Alternatives: "an adequate variety" or "a broad spectrum".
Really, is 16-bit enough to capture a sufficient range of volumes in what began as a smoothly varying analogue signal?
"Until we have fine-grained statistics and a sufficient range of deidentified cases to be able to assess empirically, it is difficult to bring any real accountability".
Solutions to this problem include optimized shimming, provided that active, i.e., electronic, shimming can operate over a sufficient range.
He said a primary question was how many core samples to take to ensure a sufficient range of strength tests without boring so many holes as to damage the building.
Lastly, although our experimental design focused on imperceptibility, and we did not have a sufficient range of item variation for this property, we carried out exploratory RSA analyses based on the behavioral ratings of referentiality/objecthood in the blind.
A variable stiffness spring design is investigated, and is shown to provide a sufficient range of stiffness variation to yield the previously mentioned improvements.
By comparison, consider the use of FM chirp signals like in [22] where, to provide a sufficient ranging accuracy, signals with a bandwidth of B=20 MHz are considered.7 Note that such large bandwidth leads to a noise at the receiver which is B/B eq=50 dB higher than that present in our scheme.
Unfortunately, to provide a sufficient ranging accuracy, FM chirp-based interrogation signals must be wideband at the expense of a high-noise level that must be counteracted by adopting extremely high transmitter power levels (> 1 KW) and mechanical-steered high-directional antennas.
This measure was taken to create a questionnaire of sufficient range so possible group differences (in terms of the two dimensions), can be established.
In 1966, the United States Ambassador to Laos approved a plan by the United States Air Force USAFF) to construct a TACAN site on top of Phou Pha Thi, as at the time they lacked a navigation site with sufficient range to guide U.S. bombers towards their targets in North Vietnam.
Ballistic missile defense requires battle-management radars that not only detect and track a relatively small target at sufficient range to engage effectively but also must reliably distinguish the reentry vehicles that carry warheads from the many confusion targets that can be present.
