The phrase "a superior range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or variety of items that are of higher quality or better performance compared to others.
Example: "Our new product line offers a superior range of features that cater to the needs of our customers."
Alternatives: "an enhanced selection" or "a premium variety".
The Ghauri has a far superior range and payload -- a 900-mile range and capacity for a 1,540-pound 1,540-poundto the Chinese M-11, warheadas a range of 180 miles and carrying capacity of 1,100 pounds.
Traditionalists may point to the Rangers' low team fielding percentage (.979), but their deceptively high error total (76) is in large part a product of superior range.
Psychological testing indicated an intelligent boy, with reading and decoding skills in the superior range, but with a weakness in writing, attention, and executive functioning.
In "The Tools," Michels tells the story of "Jennifer," a model who lobbies to get her child into a fifteen-thousand-dollar-a-year kindergarten but is too ashamed of her self-described "trailer trash" origins to talk to the other mothers, whom she views as "a superior race of Range-Rover-driving goddesses".
As a result, the competition in digital cameras is shifting back to basics that users realize they still want in a film-less world, like superior optics and more powerful processors that yield a superior color range and exposure.
In cases of patients with low aquatic abilities, the Arthritis Foundation Guidelines suggest a superior limit range of water temperature of 31°C [ 73].
Choose an "IEEE 802.11n" compliance standard wireless router when superior range is required.
A score of 0 is obtained for t-scores in the normal or superior range, minimizing the effect of averaging out of impairments in other domains.
Similarly, a five-point shift in the average IQ of a population would lead to a 40% reduction in the number of children who score in the very superior range (IQ > 130).
