The phrase "application of a range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the use or implementation of a variety of options, methods, or tools within a specific field or subject.
Example: "The application of a range of techniques in this study allowed for a more comprehensive analysis of the data."
Alternatives: "utilization of a variety" or "implementation of a spectrum".
This chapter seeks to explore the methods and results obtained from the application of a range of techniques used to measure the assembly and binding processes that occur in the human embryonic hemoglobins.
The story of HSP90 inhibitors illustrates the use of natural products as chemical biology tools to understand biological systems and define new molecular targets, together with the application of a range of powerful technologies in contemporary drug design.
We used a large data set from a replicated landscape-scale experiment comprising nine, 400-ha forest management compartments to systematically examine oak regeneration dynamics following the application of a range of regeneration methods (clearcutting, group and single-tree selection) across differing ecological land types.
This study was designed to test the hypothesis that application of a range of pre-commercial thinning (PCT) intensities and repeated fertilization would enhance 15-year growth increments of lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta var. latifolia) crop trees at both tree and stand levels.
The financial model developed is complex in nature involving the application of a range of national multiplier and wage data across a wide range of industry sectors for a number of different countries.
Not only does policy's concern with that which has not yet happened bring in to question the application of a range of orthodox forms of research [3, 4], but it also brings to the fore questions of how possible and preferred futures are to be identified, discussed and realised [5].
Excellent discussions of their applications to a range of distributional problems are found in the following studies: Jensen [8], Huzurbazar [7], Kolassa [10], and Butler [1].
They include the application of a passive range of movements and the encouragement of an active range of movements early in the ICU stay [ 18].
This process works well for non-biodegradable and other toxic wastes that are difficult to treat, and it has applications for a range of other applications, from industrial process streams to dealing with noxious odours.
