The phrase "driving range for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is commonly used when talking about the distance that a vehicle or a person can travel on a single tank of gas, battery charge, or on foot. Example: "The driving range for this electric car is 300 miles."
Plans are under way for a clubhouse and driving range for the golf teams.
This paper proposes a bi-level programming model with the consideration of EV's driving range, for finding the optimal locations of charging stations.
For example, the polo field here where Earhart took off is now the driving range for the Westchester Country Club, so Dr. Mendieta will leave from the Westchester County Airport in White Plains.
The integration of multi-speed transmissions to BEVs' powertrain systems in place of fixed ratio reduction transmissions is considered as a feasible method to improve powertrain efficiency and extend limited driving range for a fixed battery size.
Woods said he skipped going to the driving range for more practice today because the pain was too severe.
"We need to go beyond the 300-mile driving range for E.V.'s, so we need a transformational shift.
Each group favored the driving range site for its central location and the ease of developing there.
They've got a nice nine-hole course, a driving range, some greens for the practice putting.
"I was like, 'What bunker?' " Johnson said last week on the driving range while preparing for the Barclays tournament, his first since the P.G.A.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Conventional storage-battery systems do not have high power-to-weight ratios for acceleration or energy-to-weight ratios for driving range to match gasoline-powered general-purpose vehicles.
Conventional storage-battery systems do not have high power-to-weight ratios for acceleration or energy-to-weight ratios for driving range to match gasoline-powered general-purpose vehicles.
