"long time range" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about a period of time that is quite extensive. For example, "The long time range of the study revealed significant changes in the environment."
This may make sense to treat the equations as the model we consider here with a long time range.
Without temperature stabilization, it may reach 30% in the long time range because of temperature changes in the laboratory.
Furthermore, when the cross-correlation functions were plotted over a long time range (4 h), we stacked the correlation functions within a 20-s time window.
With some numerical damping introduced, the proposed method remains stable in large deformation and long time range solutions even when the trapezoidal rule fails.
In addition, an electrical power circuit is used to show the applicability of the algorithms to engineering problems requiring a precise tracking of a reference profile over a long time range despite disturbances, unmodelled dynamics, and parameter uncertainty.
The local, short time range variations of estimated flow shown in Figure 6A constitute an example of motion which is mainly in opposite direction with respect to the average stream, dictated by the pressure distribution (Figure 5A) and in agreement with the local flow estimated on a long time range (Figure 6C).
This process requires a very long time, ranging from several hours to several days.
Different directions of the flow were detected when investigating short (10 min) or long time ranges (8 h), in line with the chaotic behaviour of the weather condition.
Alternative monitoring approaches using sentinel birds, i.e. virus-negative birds that are closely monitored on a virological basis in areas of increased risk, can be related to local wild bird censuses and provide disease information for long time ranges [27].
While aimed to achieve of optimal antidepressant-induced improvement of depressive symptoms, it was widely accepted that patients should spend a long time ranging from 6 to 12 weeks [ 20].
You might also notice that several Southwestern, Great Lakes and Northeastern states have warmed much more quickly than the rest of the country, both over the century-long time range and over the last 40 years.
