The phrase "addition a wide range" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper structure, possibly intended to convey the idea of including a variety of options or elements.
Example: "In addition to the main course, we offer a wide range of desserts."
Alternatives: "along with a wide variety" or "in addition to a broad selection".
In addition, a wide range of portable art was crafted during this period.
In addition, a wide range of weekly and monthly magazines issue from the various publishing firms located in the city.
In addition, a wide range of concrete compressive strength values are assigned to the concrete infill of the archetypes.
In addition, a wide range of commercial and in-house-developed software packages for MRI and MRS analysis are available for use on all workstations.
In addition, a wide range of off-flavor concentrations were measured within individual salmon, indicating that one salmon is not a representative sample size to determine market suitability.
In addition, a wide range of calibrated test lengths are reported, and any advantages and disadvantages associated with their use are discussed.
In addition, a wider range of categories relevant to patient experience in the social domain were absent from health state descriptions than any other domain.
The results revealed that fibers of distinct sizes (nano and true-nano scale) were obtained with the addition of a wide range (1 10 wt.%) of HAp.
Regioregular poly 3-hexylthiophene) (rrpoly 3-hexylthiopheneparrP3HTposites wash thin, short, mused-walled carbon nanotobe (MWNT) addition over a wide range of concentrations.
The study authors, which included scientists from the U.S. Forest Service and six research universities in the United States and Australia, relied upon data from the U.S. Fire and Fire Surrogates Study, in addition to a wide range of other studies.
The pressure history in the explosion syngas/air mixtures with H2O addition over a wide range of equivalence ratios at elevated temperatures was recorded to study the explosion characteristics in a constant volume confined vessel.
