The phrase "a time range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a duration or interval of time within which something occurs or is expected to occur.
Example: "The project is expected to be completed within a time range of three to six months."
Alternatives: "a time span of" or "a duration of".
Initial considerations of the configuration of the advanced supervisory control system (SVCS) including the following systems are: (1) an ultimate flexibility real-time control system, (2) a precision timing system able to diagnose a plasma event having a time range of ∼1 μs, and (3) a safety shutdown control system.
The acquisition spanned across a time range of several months and different illumination and weather conditions.
The diversification events that gave origin to the main lineages within this species complex occurred during the Pleistocine in a time range of 1.63 0.91 Myr.
We used data of experiments onboard ACTIVE, SAMPEX, NOAA TIROS-N satellites and SPRUT-VI (MIR station) and cover a time range of about 30 years (including previous measurements).
Twenty-two werecordedded within a time range of 12 hours before or after the beginning of an attack.
The NSPSP contains 2897 plots with 2 to 8 remeasurement periods spanning a time range of 5 to 40 years.
Sequence of green fluorescence images over a time-range of 500 seconds documenting fluorescence intensity variations in chambers.
The context parameter is an object containing a set of clients, a time range and a list of attributes (name/value pairs).
The intensity auto correlation function of each channel was computed by a digital correlator (Correlator.com Flex32-8ch) over a delay time range of 200 ns - 0.5 s.
In a middle time range of 168 192 ms, there was a main effect of stimulus at the T6 site, but this period did not display face-specific modulation.
The goal is to find a visible time range of this triangle at each pixel and compute an average color along this time range.
