The phrase "across the sizes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or differences that exist among different sizes of a product, group, or category.
Example: "The new clothing line is available across the sizes, ensuring that everyone can find the perfect fit."
Alternatives: "throughout the sizes" or "among the sizes".
Effective environmental management requires understanding organisms' biology across the size and trophic spectrum: not just the felines but also the flies, ferns and fungi.
A prime hard-neck bulb may be almost three-and-a-half inches across — the size of a chickadee's body — and contain 4 to 10 hefty cloves.
"They were really spectacular, really enormous," Hosler says of the Mesoamerican rubber balls, which ranged in size from a few inches to a foot across — the size of a beach ball.
Both web and Gtk interfaces would greatly simplify the use of the tool and would permit the immediate-gratification presentation of e.g. performance curves as vector sizes are swept across the size of L1 and L2 caches.
But, says Jacques Beckers, director of the U.S. National Solar Observatories (NSO) at Kitt Peak, Arizona, the window covering the opening of a vacuum scope can't be more than about 1 meter across, the size of the largest available optical-quality windows.
After previewing colonies from each batch culture, small or large colonies were selected based on their distribution across the size gradient.
The data give particle number concentrations (particles per cubic centimeter of air) versus particle diameter across the size distribution.
Along with this new course, the two instructors will employ new labs that allow students to further explore the big ideas across the size scales.
As for CNVs [ 13], it is likely that different mechanisms act across the size spectrum and give rise to larger and smaller inversion events, respectively.
