The phrase "a large range of studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various research works or academic papers that cover a broad spectrum of topics or findings.
Example: "The findings of this research are supported by a large range of studies conducted over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a wide array of studies" or "a broad spectrum of studies".
With the aim to facilitate a more comprehensive review process in public health including patient safety, we established a tool that we have termed ICROMS Integratedd quality Criteria for the Review Of Multiple Study designs), which unifies, integrates and refines current quality criteria for a large range of study designs including qualitative research.
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is now a well-established new treatment modality for patients with depressive disorders that has been assessed across a large range of controlled studies.
Based on this rationale, we undertook a review exercise aimed at summarizing the results reported in a large range of research studies conducted in India, to identify research gaps and inform health research priorities.
They were converted into estimates of absolute values by benchmarking them against values for walking on land at the same speeds estimated from Halsey and White (Halsey and White, 2012), which provides mean data from a large range of experimental studies on the cost of human pedestrian locomotion, where mean mass is similar to that reported in Kuliukas et al. (76.5 kg) (Kuliukas et al., 2009).
However, for a large range of inclinations studied (6° ⩽ γ ⩽ 60°) the extent of dispersion promoted by slugs of a given size has a similar value.
The results show that the reaction of PAHs and acetylene with soot surfaces and the kinetics of coalescence and aggregation exhibit dominant effects on the detailed and global soot properties for the flame studied, in agreement with conclusions of a large range of previous modeling studies.
This previous literature has produced a large range of estimates, e.g., some studies indicate that VR is quite effective in improving labor market outcomes, while others find that VR had little or no effect on the labor market outcomes of program participants.
Because the pandemic never occurred, researchers had time to complete a large range of pediatric and adult studies.
This inventory is unique, as it represents detailed information assembled for the first time on a large range of Canadian birth cohort studies.
Therefore, although there is a large range of ages in our study (6 25 years), we do not expect this to significantly affect our results.
