The phrase "mountainous range" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe a long and continuous chain of mountains. Example: The Andes mountainous range spans over 4,300 miles through several South American countries.
The island's east-west mountainous range consists of four main groups that rise to the island's highest point, Ídi mountain, 8,058 feet (2,456 metres) in elevation.
Maira Valley is a mountainous range in Italy, which is where the album gets its name.
The inaugural festival will be held from October 2-4, 2015, in the mountainous range of Oak Canyon Park in Silverado, CA the same venue that hosted Lightning in a Bottle from 2010 to 2012.
As the actual Corsican pine distribution apparently result from extirpation by human activities at low elevation, the pine is predicted to safely face climate change during the 21st century, and should maintain its mountainous range, so that the nuthatch distribution should not directly suffer much from climate change too.
Though, the prevalence of Helicobacter pylori infections, are not different across the northern region of Thailand, no geographical factor (for example plateau, mountainous range or jungle terrain) was different either [ 21].
He added: "The weather has been cold and the terrain is snow-covered and mountainous, ranging from 8,250 feet to 11,550 feet at the mountain peaks".
A large proportion of the county's area consists of low-lying plains with isolated rocky mountainous, hilly ranges and several seasonal rivers.
Two years later, in 1915, Meyer also discovered the blight fungus disease in Japan, in mountainous ranges where chestnut trees were growing.
As more and more tunnels have been constructed to develop new road network, through mountainous ranges or to avoid environmental problems in urban areas, safety in road tunnels has been becoming a major issue.
Its location, outside the mountainous ranges of the Ebro Basin where a large network of Mesolithic seasonal rockshelters are known, helps to improve our understanding on the prehistoric occupation of plains.
Some higher β diversity values occur in northern New Hampshire and Vermont (Fig. 4b), which are likely due to their locations among the mountainous ranges and valleys (Fig. 1a) that increase unevenness in species distribution.
