The phrase "appointed range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific range has been designated or assigned for a particular purpose, such as in measurements, limits, or categories.
Example: "The appointed range for the temperature settings in the laboratory is between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius."
Alternatives: "designated range" or "assigned range".
President Donald Trump appointed a range of climate change skeptics and fossil fuel industry insiders to cabinet positions and in the White House staff.
In a renovated 1931 Art Deco building overlooking Parque México, the Hippodrome has 16 beautifully appointed rooms, ranging from $230 to $970 a night.
One harbor over, at Strandvagen 7c, there's the Hotel Diplomat, (46-8) 459-6833, fax (46-8) 459-6822, which offers the same ship-filled view sans castle, with 128 traditionally appointed rooms ranging from $178 a night for a weekend double to $258 on weeknights.
Vice-presidents would also be appointed from a range of political forces.
"I want to see a diverse range of candidates appointed to public appointments.
So, the weights selection is very important for the successful training and usually randomly small, negative values, uniformly distributed in a narrow range are appointed.
The program tonight at this intimately appointed floating concert hall ranges fairly widely: Wu Han, the pianist, is to perform the Scriabin Sonata No. 4 on her own, and Schumann's "Five Pieces in Folk Style" with the violist Paul Neubauer.
Starting in 2014, whenever Medicare's projected spending exceeds a target growth rate, the board of 15 members (drawn from a range of backgrounds, appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate) will have to recommend reductions in payments to doctors and health care providers to bring spending back to target levels.
The appointed interviewers came from a range of backgrounds - some were students looking for evening and weekend work to fit with their studies, some were working in other part-time positions and most had a background in working with the public (e.g. in education, health or service industries).
Clinical experience ranged from newly appointed to more than 20 years in a post.
