The phrase "and the same range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a similar scope, extent, or variety in a particular context, such as measurements, categories, or options.
Example: "The new model offers improved features and the same range of colors as the previous version."
Alternatives: "and the identical range" or "and the equivalent range".
They have the same bodily organs, the same five senses and the same range of emotions.
There were also between one and five voluntary redundancies in 2008-09, and the same range in 2010-11.
Ducks and geese have -- like all birds -- unique personalities, interests, and the same range of capacities of any dog or cat.
However, both the 4th and 5th years undertook the same teaching programme and the same range of placements and it was not possible in this study to account for individual experiences of the teaching received.
The proportion of women at elevated risk who were screened or examined within a year of the cancer genetics consultation varied significantly between centres, with between 54 and 100% receiving mammography (P<0.001) and the same range having a clinical breast examination (P=0.003) (data not shown).
Datasets are harmonised when all variables pointing at the same content have the same name and the same range of values (and the same codes, for categorical variables); for example, when all variables carrying the information about the vaccination status of the third dose of DTP have the same name in all datasets (e.g. DTP3).
These experts included both members (n = 9) and non-members (n = 11) of advisory committees, and brought the same range of expertise as the applicants described earlier.
HDTS is now using its software as the basis of a platform that it hopes will offer sellers and buyers the same range of goods, but with more peace of mind.
Known to their peers as 2Ts, they participate in the same activities, get the same grades, and attend the same range of colleges, from middling to prestigious.
