The phrase "a large range of interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various methods or actions taken to address a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The study examined a large range of interventions aimed at improving mental health outcomes in adolescents."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of interventions" or "an extensive array of interventions."
The Decision box informs healthcare professionals, and by extension their patients, about the best available evidence on a large range of healthcare interventions (see Figure 1 for an outline).
This condition precedes one-third of pre-term births, and has proven difficult to prevent: despite socio-economic improvements and the development of a large range of therapeutic interventions in high-income countries, the rate of pre-term births remains at 6 to 8percentt.
However useful, the large range of interventions proposed on an international level (WHO 2004, 2007, 2008, 2010) must also account for culture (Holdsworth et al. 2007), i.e. 'the shaping of consciousness around food and physical activity' (Lang and Rayner 2007) and the readiness of a population to accept policy initiatives.
We selected these journals because they are open-access and publish reports of non-randomized studies evaluating therapeutic interventions from a large range of medical specialties.
Descriptive research has demonstrated the feasibility of CGA interventions, and documented a large range of undetected care needs [ 31- 34].
He developed a large range of self-help and therapeutic strategies including hydrotherapeutic interventions, herbal medicine, mind-body medicine, physical activity, and healthy nutrition [ 7].
Lengeler and Sharp (2003), in a review of evidence from trials, concluded that both interventions are effective across a large range of settings and that costs are similar.
By design, our analyses seek to find general patterns of elephant movements — something that one can achieve only across a large range of locations and ecological conditions — in order to understand the impact of human interventions.
Complex interventions in nursing homes can be influenced by a large range of variables at the levels of resident, family, staff and nursing home.
Example 1.1 Antineoplastic agents and monoclonal antibodies are two popular and independent intervention regimes that have been successfully applied to treat a large range of cancers.
