The phrase "an enhanced range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an improved variety or selection of something, often in contexts related to products, services, or features.
Example: "The new software update offers an enhanced range of tools for data analysis, making it easier for users to interpret their findings."
Alternatives: "an improved selection of" or "a broader array of".
The Red Hook court uses an enhanced range of community and social service sentencing options.
An enhanced range of attraction to forests had the strongest impact, doubling immigration success; an enhanced range of attraction to rivers had a slightly lower impact; and an enhanced range of avoidance of cities had the lowest impact.
The offset was crucial to ameliorate hip stability, providing an enhanced range of motion (ROM) of abduction and improving abductor strength [ 21, 40, 41].
Access to these techniques will require the input of a greater number of quantitative scientists with an enhanced range of expertise.
These findings support those from previous studies, which found MR to increase metabolic flexibility, shown through an enhanced range of respiratory quotient from day to night (Hasek et al., 2010).
The XploRAPLUS is a fully confocal and high-performance Raman microscope, offering an unmatched and enhanced range of options such as multiple laser wavelengths, complete automation, EMCCD detection, Raman polarization, and even AFM coupling.
The sensitivity remains reasonably high over the enhanced range of refractive index measurement.
BASF will gain access to American markets for its enhanced range of products.France Telecom agreed to buy 28.5% of MobilCom, a German mobile and fixed-line telecoms company, for euro3.7 billion ($3.6 billion), with a view to bidding for one of Germany's third-generation mobile licences and as a possible precursor to a full takeover.
It consists of an enhanced NIR range vidicon black and white camera (sensing range 400 2000 nm), a monochrometer controlled light source, and a computer.
Non-invasive PET imaging of these biochemical processes in living, intact, subjects may lead to an enhanced understanding of a range of brain disorders (including Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis, and brain injury), ultimately generating effective diagnostic techniques and treatment strategies.
Our results indicate that the increased immunity of the germline-deficient mutants is indiscriminate as the animals without germlines have an enhanced resistance to a wide range of pathogens including Gram positive bacteria, Gram negative bacteria, and fungi.
