"grammatical range" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the variety of grammatical structures and forms that a person can use accurately and appropriately in their language. Example: The English language proficiency exam measures a person's grammatical range by testing their ability to use a wide range of sentence structures, from simple to complex.
The picture is essentially the same as Fig. 3, except that a few more children with SLI are in the normal range for grammatical ability (8 instead of 3 out of 43), and that dyslexic children perform better on grammatical ability than on the non-phonological language skills component.
The two proposals differ with respect to whether they see SLI children's language as reflecting a broader range of grammatical options (cf. Rice and Wexler, 1996; Van der Lely, 1998) or in fact two separate grammars, each of which specify a different range of grammatical options (cf. Davies, 1998).
The idea of meaning potential in terms of the lexeme is not far from Halliday and Matthiessen's view of items: "[t]he class of an item indicates in a general way its potential range of grammatical functions" (2014:76).
While some of these issues have been dealt with in previous works, few studies have given a comprehensive analysis of the full range of grammatical distinctions in the emotional lexicon.
The test includes 33 items covering a wide range of grammatical constructions (including the inflection of nouns, verbs, and adjectives).
Importantly, whereas the P600 is elicited by a range of different grammatical violations[13] as well as semantic violations[14], the ELAN is only elicited by structural grammatical violations[10].
Syntactic competence, especially the ability to use a wide range of sophisticated grammatical expressions, represents an important aspect of communicative acumen.
In contrast, being assigned the grammatical roles of Goal/Target, Range, or Attribute typically means that the participant/s is/are construed rather passively (Hasan 1989).
Assessment criteria High grammatical accuracy is evidenced by use of a range of structures, with only occasional slips.
Several EC algorithms (including genetic algorithms (GA), genetic programming (GP), and grammatical evolution (GE)) have been used to optimize a range of classifiers (neural networks, naïve Bayes classifiers, etc).
