'exceeds the range' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing a value that is higher than what is expected or allowed. For example, "The temperature today exceeds the range of normal temperatures for this time of year."
The diurnal range of about 20 °F (11 °C) always exceeds the range of monthly means.
Beckett was no Byron; nobody could maintain that the letters brim with a zest that exceeds the range of the printed works.
A time series model is used to estimate the gas flow when it exceeds the range of the orifice meter.
THE range of ways in which people can talk past each other probably exceeds the range of ways in which they can understand and engage with each other.
When the lipid transfer or metabolism in the liver exceeds the range of its own capacity, it causes too much ectopic fat deposition which results in nonalcoholic fatty liver disease21.
As shown in Fig. 4a, LPS in citrate/BSA and in citrate/Triton X-100 was only barely detectable in the LAL-test at a concentration of 10 EU/ml, which exceeds the range of the assay.
It exceeds the ranging performance of a conventional optical reflectance proximity system.
These corrections resulted in variability exceeding the range of manufacturer-reported sensor accuracy.
However, the response to Q was stronger, even exceeding the range of natural interannual variability.
Previous work13 in extensive livestock areas suggests that in-stream BOD levels exceed the range of natural water only during dry periods.
The measured cohesive strengths of the RAS flocs ranged from 419 to 206,400 N/m2, while many of the flocs exceeded the range of measurement of the device.
