The phrase "range of amplitudes" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the variation or extent of amplitudes within a certain context. Example: The range of amplitudes in the sound wave was quite wide, varying from barely audible whispers to loud roars.
As input the equivalent linear response parameters measured over a range of amplitudes are used.
The instability characteristics are studied for a range of amplitudes and frequencies for sinusoidal longitudinal motions of the beam.
This is true for the whole range of amplitudes (a∈[0.01,0.5]) when coherence is modulated at 0.6 Hz (Figure 4D).
A range of amplitudes and phases were generated as text files for various segments, starting from the transmitter leading to the receiver.
It was concluded from these studies that AGWs over a wide range of amplitudes and wavelengths work effectively as a seeding mechanism.
These asymptotic expressions are compared with the exact period, T(A), and quite an acceptable error for a wide range of amplitudes is obtained.
The three functions are all monotonic in the range of amplitude of the SVM supervector.
The range of amplitude values is between 0 and 1 for example 1; constant phase is used for building an amplitude-only case.
Within a certain range of amplitude and frequency the flow is confined to a cylinder adjacent to the electrode.
Problem dimension D = 200 in example 3. The range of amplitude values is [0,1], and the range of phase values is [0, π].
Šulic et al. (2016) from the analysis of amplitude and phase data received at Belgrade from four European transmitters during a seven-year period (2008 2014) found a range of amplitude and phase perturbations that varied for different paths.
