The phrase "fit a range of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is suitable for a variety of uses or requirements. For example, you might say, "This exercise bike is designed to fit a range of body types and fitness levels."
Pattern grading, making sets of patterns to fit a range of sizes, is the next step in the design process.
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AxFlow engineers examined the system and decided to fit a range of vital bearing and impeller parts which brought the vintage pumps back to required efficiency.
Yale Insights talked with Isabel Marques de Sá, chief investment officer for public-private partnerships at the World Bank's International Finance Corporation, about what it takes to successfully design PPPs and how they can be used creatively to fit a range of situations.
This wind-based installation, combined with its scale, is another signal to the world that Tesla's energy offerings can fit a range of needs.
In contrast with a fixed or non-adjustable straight ruler, a compass or caliper can be adjusted to fit a range of sizes and shapes.
A Harcostar base, fitting a range of butts with a capacity between 110 litres and 230 litres, costs £22.95.
Costs will vary depending on location and project, but designing for all ages fits a range of renovation budgets.
The tool calculates the percent neutralization for each serum dilution based on luminescence measurements, fits a range of neutralization curves to titration results and uses these curves to estimate the neutralizing antibody titers for benchmark dilutions.
If an item or ensemble is comfortable to wear, can be easily copied or modified, and fits a range of body types and social situations, then it's likely to fill store racks to overflowing.
This approach entails fitting a range of relationships, chosen to represent a reasonable space of possible alternatives.
