The phrase "across a range of metrics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various measures or indicators used to evaluate performance, effectiveness, or outcomes in a particular context.
Example: "The study analyzed the results across a range of metrics to determine the overall impact of the new policy."
Alternatives: "over a variety of metrics" or "through multiple metrics".
"Across a range of metrics, the Green Mountain State excels, according to...the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
To top the list, a city must perform well across a range of metrics, not just excel in one area.
Rootmetric's Bill Moore said the aim of the testing was to get as close to a consumer experience as possible, across a range of metrics.
"We measure each editor's performance across a range of metrics, and use that to intelligently match the right jobs with the best editors, from all around the world".
In general terms, this mirrors what was observed in the current trial with the larger diameter poles having greater total root length and biomass compared with smaller diameter planting types, and willows performing better across a range of metrics than poplars.
We examine the relative performance across a range of metrics, including targeting efficiency, replicability of performance across heterogeneous DNA samples, uniformity of coverage, and genotype concordance with independently derived genotype data from Illumina Infinium 1M arrays.
We use the term 'genome-wide variation' in a broad sense to reflect variation sampled representatively across the genome, which could encompass a range of metrics, including allelic diversity, heterozygosity and weighted measures that place greater importance on specific loci of interest within the context of genome-wide variation.
In New York City, a system that incorporates a range of metrics, called Advance, was adopted in 2013.
"We also demonstrate this government's commitment to transparency and openness by the publication for the first time of a range of metrics relating to ICT in government.
It holds countries into account via a scorecard that rates countries over a range of metrics - banning monotherapy drugs, which encourage resistance, for example.
