The phrase "a useful range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of options or choices that are beneficial or practical in a given context.
Example: "The software offers a useful range of features that enhance productivity and streamline workflow."
Alternatives: "a helpful selection" or "a practical variety".
We expect that this approach can be used to deduce unknown atomic compositions from measured calorimetric data over a useful range of partial pressures of each component.
A useful range of C∞d values is obtained when Ret > 40.
The rest of the program, most of it previously unrecorded, provides a useful range of responses to Berg.
In this research polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) with varying degrees of hydrolysis provided a useful range of measurable physical properties against which bacterial survival could be measured.
The accuracy of our model in reproducing real ankle motions supports the hypothesis that our new muscle model generates correct muscle forces over a useful range of limb motions.
Many in the aviation industry believe that an electric passenger plane with a useful range and seating capacity is at least a decade away.
In this regard, the latter group (Healthy Dogs) provided an useful range of normality for T cell subsets, Treg and Th1 cells in our trial.
45 The resulting variation in the IR among the cohorts provides a more useful range of estimates for comparison than a single cohort IR.
In Europe, a constant 23 dBm/MHz Equivalent Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) over the whole bandwidth, is currently envisaged to provide an expected useful range of several hundred meters.
The V-6 has a fairly narrow useful range of engine speed: by 3,000 r.p.m., you're nearing the horsepower peak and are well past the torque plateau of 406 pound-feet.
And we were always saying no, we get enough rage from the internet without us adding fuel to the fire!" Due out in September, Fifa 13 is also bringing in new attacking features including a more useful ranged dribbling option, and more intense physical contact, with players able to knock each other off the ball.
