"fall into this range" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is within the range or scope of a certain set of parameters. For example, "The temperatures all fell into this range of barely above freezing."
The new bill's cuts would likely fall into this range, but comparable figures won't be available for quite some time.
This is an encouraging observation, as most of the drug-like molecules are expected to fall into this range of rotatable bond counts, meaning that all force fields are well-suited for modeling of leads or drug candidates, provided they meet also other drug-likeness criteria specified earlier.
They studied more than 70 families of living birds, and found that some flightless types do have a range of asymmetry in their feathers, and that the feathers of Archaeopteryx fall into this range.
A number of additional combinations of two and three gene regions also fall into this range (Fig. 1, Table S2).
In some cases, propensity score models may already fall into this range.
It should be noted that most of the patients seen in everyday clinical practice fall into this range.
In the experiments, we only focus on the situations that the damping factor is in the range of [0.5, 0.9] because only the damping factor falling into this range can guarantee that the affinity clustering results converge when the clustering process ended.
Only spikes separated in the range from 0 to 20 ms were considered for the analysis because almost all interspike intervals during the transient phase of dLGN cells response fell into this range (see Material and Methods).
The average age of participants was 20.15 years (range 17-58; SD = ±3.4); considering that in Italy the usual university freshmen age group ranges between 17-19 years, 62.7% (1.002/1.598) fell into this range.
Personal preference has an effect here too, but the ideal sleeping temperature for most people falls into this range.
