The phrase "applying a wide range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or utilization of various methods, techniques, or tools in a particular context.
Example: "The researcher is applying a wide range of statistical methods to analyze the data collected from the survey."
Alternatives: "utilizing a broad spectrum" or "employing a diverse array".
Analyzing the tag vocabulary of a specific LOR by applying a wide range of tag metrics.
The experimental runs were performed applying a wide range of catalyst mass to molar feed ratios.
In silico High Throughput Screening of large compound databases has become increasingly popular technology of finding valuable drug candidates, by applying a wide range of computational methods, such as machine learning [1].
Extensive simulation results revealed how our approach can significantly improve transfer delay, and network load compared to previous approaches while applying a wide range of workload parameters, such as frequency of movements, and publication rate.
This paper focused on the under-researched area of studying the behavior of social tagging systems within LORs and provided evidence on two major aspects which were not explicitly studied in existing works: (a) Analyzing the tag vocabulary of a specific LOR by applying a wide range of tag metrics.
To this end, we use comparative methods and introduce a new pipeline for applying a wide range of analyses of gene family evolution.
Finally, history matching is significant to apply a wide range of assumptions and upscale the experimental results.
Moreover, the results demonstrated that the device could potentially apply a wide range of angular velocities and provide potentially useful clinical information.
Figure 3D demonstrates that we can accurately apply a wide range of apparent stiffnesses on an expanding hydrogel, all with a single cantilever, using the AFM stiffness clamp.
Accordingly, we have developed a protocol that applies a wide range of criteria to evaluation of the effects of specific treatment regimes.
