The phrase "rough range" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to imply that something has a wide range, but that the exact range is not known or is uncertain. For example: "The new vacation rentals have a rough range of prices between $50 and $200 per night."
Most estimates, however, were within the rough range of reality.
Initial estimates by water officials in Tampa had projected the cost of water produced by the plant to average $4 to $6 per 1,000 gallons, within the rough range of the costs in Key West and Santa Barbara.
From the rough range of 58-65 at.%Al content, there is a possibility of generating lamellar structure with γ and r phases along with other minor phases.
The accelerometer (G-sensor) or On-Board Diagnostics II (OBD-II) acts as the emergency braking detector; the GPS will support the rough range of the car's position.
Using some back-of-the-envelope math and a hefty number of assumptions, we can try to get to a very rough range of where cost and engagement metrics generally have to fall for an ad-funded model to make sense.
Rough range of Met Police's IMSI catcher if deployed near Parliament.
So we're talking about 875,000 children to about rough ranging to 2 million children might forego health insurance to which they are entitled because of fear.
Azinger requested a swath of 1 ½-inch intermediate rough ranging from 12 to 60 feet in width so that slightly errant drives would not be penalized and birdies would be possible from all but the wildest tee shots.
The sizes of most asperities on actual rough surfaces range from nanometers to microns.
No reliable figures for the numbers of Iraqi civilian deaths have been kept by the Americans, or by any Iraqi organization, but rough estimates range from about 10,000 to as high as 20,000.
We climbed high enough to be able to see over the rough treeless ranges to the Arctic Ocean and the coastal plain where we were headed.
