The phrase "a wide range for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety or diversity of options, choices, or possibilities available for a particular subject or context.
Example: "The new software offers a wide range for customization, allowing users to tailor the interface to their preferences."
Alternatives: "a broad spectrum of" or "a diverse array of".
"The court said there is a wide range for free expression, but when you pour gasoline on the flames, that's when you cross the line into unprotected expression".
Selecting a wide range for this method can increase the accuracy but the CT would become very long.
But the tunability of mechanical strength in a wide range for BTE scaffolds has seldom been investigated in spite of the great importance of this performance.
The contact stiffness shows a unified power-law scaling with respect to the applied load over a wide range for simulated surfaces with distinct sets of roughness descriptors.
The criterion location was varied in small steps over a wide range; for the relative decision rules, the minimum difference in strengths was arbitrarily set to 0.15, one-tenth the true discrimination value.
Figure 2(c) shows a histogram of the seismic intensity differences (intensity of earthquake 1 minus that of earthquake 2), which have a wide range for the event pair of Fig. 2(a).
Accessing data from 1936 to 2004, Boice and others traced mortality for a wide range of diseases for the entire population.
Buat et al. (2011) have shown that η is almost constant for a wide range of Ltir for galaxies.
Hence, the interference power varies in a wider range for different channel errors inside the uncertainty region.
"Looking at our line they understood…there is both the wellness and the sport element, which captures a wider range for customer activity," Mech said.
The enzyme activity profile versus pH and temperature showed a wider range for the immobilized preparation as compared to the soluble enzyme, whilst maintaining optimal values.
