"an optimised range of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a set of items or options that have been carefully selected or tailored to meet a specific goal or achieve the best possible result. Example: Our company offers an optimised range of products designed to improve efficiency and reduce costs for small businesses.
In preliminary experiments, each of the immunohistochemistry assays was optimised using a range of antisera dilutions (1/50 1/5000).
In preliminary experiments, each of the immunohisto-chemistry assays was optimised using a range of antisera dilutions (1/200 1/5000).
In preliminary experiments, each of the immunohistochemistry assays was optimised using a range of antisera dilutions (1/200 to 1/8000).
In the case of N-Cadherin and SOX9, protocols were optimised using a range of antibody dilutions and appropriate positive and negative control tissues.
Here, the blade cooling optimisation of a HAT cycle and a STIG cycle is considered, first by optimising the choice of coolant bleeds for a reference cycle, then by a full parametric optimisation of the cycle to consider a range of optimised designs.
Developing, designing and implementing food systems for the future can be better optimised across a wider range of agendas and needs of people, the planet and farm animals, if each of these agendas is considered.
A range of optimised absorption profiles were determined by finding the maximum permissible absorption within the stability limit of the system.
For this purpose, we used magnetoencephalography (MEG) to investigate speech act processing in an optimised single-item design with a broad range of actions following the critical single-word utterances.
During the development of the direct inhibition method, various steps and parameters were optimised using an OTA concentration range of 0.0001 1000 ng/mL.
We have used an optimised version of a non-threshold Paillier cryptosystem.
