The phrase "a range of child" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, as "child" should be pluralized or specified further to make sense in context.
Example: "The program offers a range of children’s activities to engage young learners."
Alternatives: "a variety of children" or "a selection of kids".
Child adiposity and a range of child and parent characteristics were associated with fathers' feeding practices.
Over the past four months, the inquiry panel has heard from a range of child protection professionals responsible for the welfare of the eight-year-old girl murdered in February 2000.
"Our members work to accommodate as wide a range of child restraint system designs as possible, given vehicle limitations," said Wade Newton, a spokesman for the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers.
The letter is signed by a range of child welfare groups, chief among them the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood.
Longitudinal cohort studies have significant potential to inform policy across a range of child and family areas, including early childhood education and care.
This follows a meeting yesterday at No 10 yesterday to discuss a range of child internet safety issues including parental controls and filters.
Such institutions and groups reveal a range of child-rearing views among atheist parents.
Now researchers have determined just how much weaker an infant's skull is than an adult one, a finding that could have ramifications for a range of child-safety devices.
Regressions that control for a range of child-, mother- and household-specific characteristics produce mixed evidence regarding the role of NDVI anomalies during critical periods in a child's early life and the subsequent probability of stunting and wasting.
The Department for Education (DfE) is consulting on allowing councils to outsource a range of children's social care functions.
