The phrase "a wide range of output" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety or diversity of results produced by a process, system, or individual.
Example: "The new software is capable of generating a wide range of output, from simple reports to complex data visualizations."
Alternatives: "a broad spectrum of results" or "a diverse array of outputs."
Lasers emitting in the green part of the spectrum are widely available to the general public in a wide range of output powers.
ATVOD covers a wide range of output including content designed for PlayStation and Xbox games consoles, TV players such as Channel 4's 4oD, and adult content on the web.
The circuit does not require any internal compensation capacitor, being stable for a wide range of output load currents [0 100 mA] and a 1 μF output capacitor.
This control also offers the potential of an engine that can be throttled, working efficiently over a wide range of output thrusts.
The adaptive current limitation implemented through DAC control will largely reduce the overshoot voltage under a wide range of output current.
Magnetrons have a wide range of output powers from those used in microwave ovens for cooking, which generate 600 to 1,000 watts, to special ones capable of generating pulsed power levels up to 1,000,000 watts.
It supports a wide range of sources including RTF, PDF and many ebook formats, and offers a wide range of outputs including WAV, MP3, MP4, Ogg and WMA.
Plants may be designed for a wide range of outputs, from 5 m3/day, up to commercial versions producing 300 m3/day of clean water from brackish groundwater.
Each experiment consisted of 25 min of data collection (five sessions of 5 min each) per device, during which an operator artificially varied the RT from the fastest possible (~160 ms) to ~2,000 ms, in order to cover a wide range of outputs.
Finally, while the reduced-form model yields a wide range of outputs and is mechanistically-based, we do not have direct evidence indicating whether its predictions are better than much simpler measures, e.g., based on proximity or short-term wind measurements.
The report singles out the success of Sky with its subscription model, adding that the BBC could have "the global presence of a Hollywood studio but with a wider range of output".
