The phrase "a wide range of extensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of additional features, options, or add-ons available for a particular product or service.
Example: "The software offers a wide range of extensions that enhance its functionality and user experience."
Alternatives: "a broad selection of extensions" or "a diverse array of extensions."
A pentamer of this small, topologically simple protein is resistant to mechanical deformation over a wide range of extension rates.
Our population had a wider range of extension, leading to a wider limit of agreement.
If inferences of cross-sections are not systematic, then we would expect to see a wide range of estimates of extension (e.g., some estimates at 45°, some at 170°).
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To us, what makes it special is the Chrome Store, which offers a wide range of apps and extensions that can help make your surfing faster, more secure and more customizable.
With the purpose of predicting the structural response for a wide range of natural frequencies, an extension of the model to account for the contribution of the first three harmonics of the walking load is proposed.
By controlling the spacing and bias angle between the fibers, we create diamond shaped unit cells of 100 300 um size, and demonstrate a wide range of kinematics showing maximum extension of 26% at 45° and maximum contraction of −6.3% at 65° at maximum efficiency of 15%.
If Europe became ambitious it could invite a wide range of countries to make debt extensions, including Italy, Belgium and Spain.
A generalized framework is presented that extends the classical theory of finite-difference summation-by-parts (SBP) operators to include a wide range of operators, where the main extensions are (i) non-repeating interior point operators, (ii) nonuniform nodal distribution in the computational domain, (iii) operators that do not include one or both boundary nodes.
The resulting average small strain and large strain stress components were curve-fit separately and, when reassembled, provided a piece-wise model of the stress response of coronary arteries over a wide range of inflation pressures and axial extensions.
