The phrase "a thickness range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the varying measurements or dimensions of thickness in a particular context, such as materials or products.
Example: "The material is available in a thickness range of 2 to 10 millimeters."
Alternatives: "a range of thicknesses" or "thickness variations of".
The lateritic topsoil exhibits nearly planar reflection with a thickness range of about 1.2 7.2 m.
All webs were made in a thickness range of 56 64 µm.
The weathered layer exhibits nearly smooth to smooth reflection patterns with a thickness range of about 7.0 17.4 m.
The rectangular diaphragms have a thickness range of 0.6 1.5 μm and a side length range of 100 1000 μm.
Beekman et al. [33] also grew thinner La0.7Ca0.3MnO3 films (with a thickness range of 20 70 nm) on SrTiO3 (001) substrates by DC sputtering.
The weathered layer had resistivity range of 19 281 Ωm with a thickness range of 7.0 17.4 m with infinity thickness on some VES data stations.
The Mulussa F formation consists of clastic sediments with a narrow thickness range of 280 320 m (Fig. 2), as indicated by the well data from the study area.
We compare ultrathin Fe films grown epitaxially at 50 °C on GaAs(0 0 1) substrates having different surface reconstructions in a film thickness range of 2.5 140 monolayers (ML).
Interestingly, the correlation was most significant (r: 0.87; p 0.0001) at a retinal thickness range of 440 480 μm (the red area).
Given that the age of the Castle gatepost exposure to the atmosphere is known to be just under 30 years, a rock varnish thickness range of ~28 nm–1.08 μm would be expected using the rates determined for the western USA.
At low Na2S concentrations a complex oxide hydroxide Cd and CdS layer is produced during the anodization scan, whereas at high Na2S concentration a CdS layer in the thickness range of a few monolayers is basically formed.
