The phrase "a total range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the complete extent or variety of something, often in contexts related to measurements, options, or categories.
Example: "The new product line offers a total range of colors to choose from, ensuring that every customer finds their perfect match."
Alternatives: "an entire range" or "a complete range".
The Volt's gasoline engine would be used solely to charge the batteries, delivering a total range of 640 miles.
A total range of 220 (NF54) to 840 (ΔPOFUT2) sporozoites were counted for each condition across two independent experiments.
"Depending on how the string is manipulated in combination with another string, you can create infinite gestures and get a total range of human emotions".
There are 7 open sounds (7 strings), 91 harmonics, and 147 stopped sounds with a total range of four octaves plus two pitches.
The label shows a total range for the Volt, on a full charge and gas tank, of 379 miles, including 344 on gas alone.
Like other gas-electric hybrids, it will also have a total range far beyond that of a pure plug-in electric car like the newly introduced Nissan Leaf.
Hybrid MSF-MED thermal desalination processes are utilized in this study to produce a total range of 100 40,000 m3/day.
Depending on their answers, they were given a "Mediterranean diet score" (MDS), which assigned more points for increased consumption of healthy foods, with a total range of 0 to 24.
The gas tank will also be smaller, giving the car a total range (battery plus gas-powered) of only 186 miles, compared to nearly 400 miles for the Volt.
Seven wild camels, which were followed for 11 378 monitoring days, covered a total range of 28,410 km2, with individual annual ranges being >12,000 km2 for three animals followed over a year.
The analyses are conducted at both the original data resolution and 20 aggregated resolutions, covering a total range of 30 m to 1500 m, so that topography vegetation relationships can be compared at different scales.
