The phrase "establish the range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the determination or definition of limits, extents, or variations within a specific context, such as data analysis or project parameters.
Example: "The researchers aimed to establish the range of temperatures suitable for the experiment."
Alternatives: "define the scope of" or "determine the limits of".
"You have legislators who decide what's a crime and establish the range of penalties.
These two experiments, taken together, establish the range of possible performance.
Stability and accuracy of the integration are examined to establish the range of the solution parameters.
To establish the range of forces and moments applied to lower limb orthoses during ambulation by routine users.
Conclusions: Catheters currently available establish the range of bending stiffness that should not be exceeded, only optimized to clinical outcome.
The aim of this study was to establish the range of Cu increase in OC users compared to nonusers through a systematic literature overview and quantitative data analysis.
The results establish the ranges of porosity and roughness that can initiate the colonization under humid saturation.
The results of the changes on d f and D q presented in Table 2 are suggestive of the evolution of melanoma, but it would be useful to establish the ranges of these measures in the healthy subjects and patients with different tumorous stages.
However, establishing the range of scenarios should allow managers to determine how robust their strategy is, identify likely winners and losers, and determine roughly the risk of following status quo strategies.
In addition to establishing the range of activities and tasks that occur at, and constitute, each scale the underlying relationships between the scales of activity are discussed.
Also, it is shown that as the loss factor increases the number of modes for which the classical frequency equation is applicable decreases and criteria for establishing the range of validity of the classical frequency equation are described.
