The phrase "and range of application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or scope of how something can be applied or utilized in various contexts.
Example: "The study outlines the effectiveness of the new method and range of application in different industries."
Alternatives: "and scope of use" or "and area of applicability".
The two design methods are very different in their fundamental approach and range of application.
Recommendations are given for each method to improve their performance and range of application.
The design principle, design process and range of application of such oscillating wing analytical method are elaborated.
The benefits stemming from experiment design are demonstrated and the rotatable design's and the simplex design's advantages and range of application in tribological investigations are presented.
In this paper, we survey some modern implicit solvers which are specially adapted to multi-dimensional problems and discuss their potential and range of application in comparison to common explicit methods.
The correlation appears to be preferred over the Lee Kesler correlation, a common reference equation for engineering calculations, both with respect to over all accuracy, and range of application.
The ability to learn powerful features automatically is increasingly important as the volume of data and range of applications of machine learning methods continues to grow.
And Hitachi, Casio and Seiko are using L&H's technology in consumer electronics.The number and range of applications that L&H is working on seems almost limitless.
New advancements in signal processing have greatly enhanced the speed, resolution, and range of applications of tomographic imaging in underground coal mine settings.
As Anadigics ascends into the untethered and digital broadband future, management is finding that its products are quickly gaining acceptance by an ever-expanding group of customers and range of applications.
