The phrase "as to the range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or scope of a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The report provides detailed insights as to the range of options available for improving energy efficiency."
Alternatives: "regarding the scope of" or "concerning the extent of".
Doubts remain as to the range of their rockets.
The change of the word 'and' to 'or' tended to obviate controversy as to the range of discretion.
A simple theoretical model, based on treating the adsorbent sample as a well-mixed CSTR, is developed and shown to provide a good representation of the observed behaviour as well as a useful guidance as to the range of flow rates under which reliable diffusivity measurements are possible.
Figure 2 gives some example as to the range of performance variation commonly found in cloud deployments.
These are the mainstay of medical radioisotope production around the world, but even these modes of production have limits as to the range of radioisotopes they can produce.
Universities may be able to play a better role here in promoting different career options for graduates – typically Jordanian universities provide limited support to graduates in the form of job fairs, career development offices, and internship opportunities to help broaden their horizons as to the range of potential jobs.
Physicians from both private and public hospitals were selected using purposeful sampling, so as to cover the range of physicians (interns, GPs/medical officers, residents and specialists), size and location of practices and sex of physicians as far as possible.
Finally, we provided an overview of future research directions we will be taking, as we seek to improve the performance of ReaxFF, as well as to extend the range of chemical phenomena that can be studied with the method.
To empirically test this as well as to find the range of d for typical microarray data, we randomly generated a data set with 1000 genes and various dimensions (conditions) using Gaussian distribution.
In addition, including a classifier approach would make this more convincing and, as well as relating to the range of resolutions available to real organisms, would provide more direct evidence of the biological plausibility of this interesting mechanism.
This study was designed to obtain an estimate of the incidence and prevalence of juvenile HD using the General Practice Research Database GPRDD) as well as to examine the range of specific treatments used in its management.
