The phrase "data range from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the variety or extent of data points or values in a dataset.
Example: "The survey results show that the data range from 18 to 65 years of age among the participants."
Alternatives: "data vary from" or "data span from".
Average salaries for technicians, according to union data, range from the mid-seventy thousands to the mid-eighty thousands.
The ads, which are labeled "Greetings from the Internet" to underline that they are missives from "your data," range from cheeky ("hey, i finally got here, but i feel so violated") to aggressive ("look pal, i'm lost, i'm so lost... you have no idea how lost i am").
Data range from 0.04 to 2.78 with a mean of 0.73.
In early May, for instance, Ash Grove Cement had last traded Apr. 2. Financial data range from good to scanty.
The available data range from technical artifacts, to messages exchanged via mailing lists, forums and chats, and discussions on tasks.
In normal online meeting, annotation data range from 100 bytes to 10 kbytes, which is transmitted to the server for update every mouse drag release event.
The data ranged from getting solid looks at potential free agents, to picking up individual player tendencies.
Keynote Systems, a company that measures Internet performance, supplied data ranging from the point of less than 5percentt availability to the point of at least 80percentt availability.
"All economic data, ranging from corporate investment to jobs and spending have gotten better in August and July," Mr. Hayami said.
This means that the precision of the Android API gyroscope data ranges from device to device as the responsibility of the algorithm lies with each individual manufacturer.
So he compiled an alternative index, combining data ranging from child poverty and infant mortality to crime, access to health care and alcohol-related traffic deaths.
