"intellectual range" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the breadth or scope of a person's intellectual abilities or knowledge. Example: His extensive reading and diverse educational background have given him an impressive intellectual range.
Robinson's ten subjects display his impressive intellectual range.
Cruz doesn't have the thespian skills of Stewart or the intellectual range of Paul.
People didn't recognise the emotional and intellectual range in his work".
If Koestler had a wider intellectual range than they, however, he had a narrower artistic one.
Mr. Hollander's wit, inventiveness and intellectual range drew comparisons to Ben Jonson and 17th-century Metaphysical poets like John Donne.
Nonetheless, this is a book the energy, intelligence and intellectual range of which demands and rewards attention.
These were led by intellectuals ranging from the poet Shuntaro Tanikawa and the architect Arata Isozaki to the journalist and referendum campaigner Hajime Imai.
The most prominent of Israel's liberal supporters was Eleanor Roosevelt, but a host of intellectuals, ranging from Nation magazine editor Freda Kirchwey to playwright Ben Hecht, were also firmly in the Israeli camp by 1948.
He is one of the few major college coaches in any sport to have a law degree, and his intellectual fascinations range from South Boston gangsters to pirates.
The instrumental and intellectual indices range from 0 to 4. Household wealth index was calculated as the first component for all economic variables from the census.
18, 19 In the present study, 56.5% of the HIV-positive children had cognitive performance at below average to intellectual deficit range, which is comparable with the 56% reported by Papola et al 18 among school-aged HIV-infected children in the US.
