The phrase "a diverse range of settings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing various environments or contexts that differ from one another.
Example: "The study was conducted in a diverse range of settings, including urban, suburban, and rural areas."
Alternatives: "a variety of environments" or "a wide array of contexts."
Merryl H. Tisch, the chancellor of the Board of Regents, said that she hoped Dr. Steiner would continue to build on the work he has done at Hunter, where she said he "has pushed the envelope, challenged orthodoxy and developed rigorous evidence-based approaches that help prepare and support teachers in a diverse range of settings to lead their students to remarkable gains in achievement".
However too often his basis for claiming HRX is based on reasoning by analogy: If HRX under SSM holds in test score settings, it is appropriate, he reasons, for this same outcome to apply to a diverse range of settings which show no resemblance to SSM.
Included studies reflect a diverse range of settings and study populations.
The usefulness of these is limited as they cover such a diverse range of settings and patient groups.
Nationally and internationally, maternity care is offered in a diverse range of settings and models of care, offering different services and options in terms of pain management.
First, we had a large sample size with subjects recruited from a diverse range of settings representative of how primary health care is delivered in Hong Kong which strengthens the external validity of our results.
Published studies examined cost-effectiveness in Asia, Europe, and North America, indicating that clinical and cost benefits may be seen in a diverse range of healthcare settings worldwide.
The availability of a three-dimensional model of human skeletal muscle provides hope for the identification of new drugs that improve muscle strength in a diverse range of clinical settings.
Rather, the aim of Cpipe is to create a common framework for applying the tools that can be readily adapted for a diverse range of diagnostic settings and clinical indications.
The HTQ and HSCL-25 used in this study have been specifically developed and validated for conflict-affected populations and have been used widely in a diverse range of cultural settings [ 8, 13, 15, 24, 27, 28].
Therefore, although our earlier work documented that DPBRN practitioner-investigators have much in common with dentists at large [ 16], the objective of this current paper is to determine whether or not we met another DPBRN objective: to comprise a diverse range of practice settings and practitioners.
