The phrase "selection range" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a range of items or data from which you can make a selection. For example, "The selection range for suitable cars for our needs is very limited."
The selection range in each case was ∼4.5 cm.
SEE: Species and Speciation; Natural Selection; Range Expansion; Great Plains Hybrids.
It had optimal selection range: some collapsible Ray-Ban Wayfarers, some Oliver Peoples aviators, some sunglasses by Porsche.
The pooled samples were size fractionated (size selection range of 350 550 bp) using Pippin Prep (Sage Science, MA, USA) 2% Agarose gel cassette (Marker B) following the manufacturer's protocol.
It is shown that the adoption of the fractional order parameter update law ensures larger selection range of update order and smoother convergence of the algorithm.
The results indicate that with the increase of stage number (n), Tm1,opt increases and Tmn,opt decreases, which extends the selection range of PCM.
A broad international selection ranges from Thai salads to ciabattas.
The selection ranges from the sexy, extravagant and beautiful to the mundane, practical and downright ugly.
Horne's collection provides an accessible selection, ranging over the key relationships and interests of his life.
The beverage selection ranges from americanos and cappuccinos to lattes and hot chocolate – and even the fiddly flat white.
The selection ranges from the 16th to the 19th century, many of the volumes given added lustre by their connection to an institution founded in 1799 for "diffusing the knowledge" of science and technology.
