The phrase "understanding a range of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to emphasize the scope of a particular knowledge, experience, or understanding. For example, "Through my work experience, I have gained an understanding a range of different software technologies."
It's all about studying and understanding a range of intricately constructed buildings and environments – sort of Mario meets Fez.
Society's ability to effectively manage its economies relies on its politicians and economists understanding a range of perspectives and how each thinks about growth.
Knowledge of the spatial-temporal variability of soil water content (SWC) is critical for understanding a range of hydrological processes.
The fact that nanoparticles without anisotropic crystal structures can form such superstructures by self-assembly may open a window for understanding a range of nanotube formation processes.
Climate science plays an important role in understanding a range of climate change impacts and the effects of green infrastructure for climate change planning.
Nucleation, growth, and aggregation for particulate systems are explored by distribution kinetics and population balances to build a new framework for understanding a range of natural and manufacturing phenomena.
A framework for understanding how a range of broad contextual factors influences individuals and their behaviors is the ecological model (28), as schematized in Fig. 1.
The study of peptide-membrane interactions is important for understanding a wide range of fundamental molecular mechanisms, including the action of antibiotic peptides, the association of proteins involved in cell signaling, and membrane fusion.
As a consequence, the cost-benefit framework developed here may prove useful for modeling and understanding a wide range of systems governed by the inherent trade-offs of inducible resistance.
Combined knowledge of the functional kinematics and kinetics of the human body is critical for understanding a wide range of biomechanical processes including musculoskeletal adaptation, injury mechanics, and orthopaedic treatment outcome, but also for validation of musculoskeletal models.
EBFS plus the "vehicle observation" process can then be the most efficient and cost-effective methods for understanding a wide range of issues, associated with urban freight deliveries/collections, from the perspective of establishments [1].
