The phrase "across different sizes and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or comparisons among items that come in various sizes, often in contexts like product descriptions, research, or analysis.
Example: "The study examined the performance of the device across different sizes and configurations to determine the best fit for consumers."
Alternatives: "among various sizes" or "throughout different sizes".
The goal for each study was to obtain a target number of interviews with employers in each sector and also across different sizes of employers and different regions.
Finally, we need to understand how the per capita environmental impact of humans varies across settlements of different sizes and across regions that differ economically, culturally, and biogeographically.
Previously, we examined the difference in stent designs across different sizes for six widely used Drug Eluting Stents (DESs).
The researchers found that the actual share of business costs for domestic outsourcing and international sourcing in the study year (2010) was, on average, quite modest, but they also saw significant differences across firms of different sizes and in different sectors.
Figure 1b shows average aerosol number concentrations across different sizes, with two minor modes at 35 nm and 135 nm.
The system achieved 0.6 µm repeatability and 2 µm accuracy across different sizes of micro-tools.
RS to identical stimuli (same-size) was manifest by changes in forward connectivity (OFA-to-FFA), whereas RS across different sizes was manifest by changes in backward connectivity (FFA-to-OFA).
A number of additional mortality models were developed and presented, emphasizing the consistency of the estimates of the effect of low-dose corticosteroids across models of different sizes and with different combinations of covariates.
These nonrandom extinctions have been attributed to evolutionary causes that determine the patterns of rarity across taxonomic groups of different sizes, and to critical aspects of species' life history that constrain their abundance and distribution.
These screening approaches also enable systematic characterizations of biological responses in vitro and in vivo, across different size scales from molecules to tissues.
