The phrase "abstract spectrum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to theoretical discussions, scientific analysis, or artistic interpretations where a non-concrete range of ideas, concepts, or qualities is being described.
Example: "The artist's work explores the abstract spectrum of human emotions, capturing feelings that are often difficult to articulate."
Alternatives: "conceptual range" or "theoretical spectrum".
Graphical abstract Terminology spectrum building process with term-like phrases retrieval.
At the other end of the artistic spectrum, abstract white compositions with a sculptural feel fared variously, some poorly, others brilliantly.
Abstract: Inclusive jet spectra from pp and PbPb collisions at a nucleon-nucleon center-of-mass energy of 2.76 TeV, collected with the CMS detector at the CERN Large Hadron Collider, are presented.
Graphical abstract Consecutive infrared spectra of ink-free areas in parchment specimens, where calcium sulphate increase is marked due to ion migration.
Abstract patches of spectrum-wide colors are first laid down.
We used the curated gene mutation disease corpus described in Doughty et al. (20) covering breast cancer and prostate cancer, augmented by additional curation to include abstracts covering autism spectrum disorder.
During World War I the emergence of the de Stijl group in the Netherlands and of the Dada group in Zürich further widened the spectrum of abstract art.
It's sometime challenging for me to stay within the lines so I tend to skew to the abstract side of the spectrum of painting as a medium".
Novices, on the other hand, have limited mental models of reality situated towards the abstract region of the spectrum.
Because the BioCreative-2012 data sets were constructed around certain proteins and pathways, and thus do not necessarily capture the broad spectrum of abstracts that are relevant for eFIP, we therefore conducted a system evaluation to benchmark how well eFIP performs on a broad set of proteins and abstracts mentioning phosphorylation and interaction events (In-house Set).
