"the range of tests" is a valid and correct phrase to use in written English.
It refers to a group or selection of tests that are available or being considered. Example: The doctor ordered a range of tests to determine the cause of the patient's symptoms.
Included in the range of tests, was the same Moray House Test No.12 they took at the age of 11.
Support for widening the range of tests for migration comes from a surprising source.
The rest were being done on conventional machines, though that was in part because the company had rapidly expanded the range of tests it offered.
Mike Milanovic, chief executive of Cambridge Esol, which is responsible for the design and content of Ielts, says that immigration authorities should be expanding the range of tests they use.
"However, in my studied opinion, based upon the results of the range of tests and analyses described above, she does not yet have sufficient English language proficiency to function adequately as an elected City Council member".
Interviews are limited are not nearly as valuable to us as passing the range of tests we've devised for our interview process.
The range of testing varies from state to state and you can check the variety here.
A simple precaution is to limit the range of test flights — a fairly easily thing to monitor.
But the range of testing possibilities is not limited to extreme weather and vehicle speed.
The range of test results should be disclosed on water bills, not just the average results or the statement that the water met Federal drinking water standards.
A detailed finite element analysis was also performed to assist interpretation of test results and validate predictions from the EYM beyond the range of test data.
