The phrase "a broad range of outcome" is not correct in English; it should be "a broad range of outcomes." You can use it when discussing various possible results or consequences of a particular situation or action.
Example: "The experiment produced a broad range of outcomes, highlighting the variability in the results."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of results" or "a diverse set of outcomes."
The articles provided a broad range of outcome variables to assess the treatment of BRONJ and the outcomes of each treatment.
Using a mixed method approach, a broad range of outcome measures is collected to evaluate the intervention.
Our study is one of very few studies providing insight into health economic aspects of DMPs that includes such a broad range of outcome measures and cost categories.
However, this must be weighed against the potential difficulties that would arise from an over-inclusive search strategy which captured a broad range of outcome research.
We do not expect these biases to be substantial, however, given that we found the results to be consistent over a broad range of outcome measures, measured with different types of instruments.
In addition, the inclusion of a broad range of outcome measures, such as self-esteem, family accommodation and family distress, allows us to evaluate the impact of the programme on clinically meaningful outcomes relating to quality of life and family functioning.
During long-term treatment, this assessment should focus on a broad range of outcomes, each of which should be documented in the medical record.
Mental health nurses accepted responsibility across a broad range of outcomes apart from those linked to physical care, the one domain of care rejected by participants.
Our results indicate that interdisciplinary centers select productive faculty and increase their activity on a broad range of outcomes further, and in ways greater than departments and traditional interdisciplinary memberships, such as courtesy and joint appointments.
Main Outcome Measures: A 200-item interview was developed to measure a broad range of outcomes associated with SCI (including secondary conditions such as PUs), as well as risk and protective behaviors related to these outcomes.
