"a range of diagnostic" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to a variety of tools or methods used to diagnose a problem or condition. Example: The doctor used a range of diagnostic tests, including blood work and X-rays, to determine the cause of the patient's symptoms.
Diagnostics for All, started by students at MIT and Harvard, has developed a range of diagnostic tests that are printed on ordinary paper.
In 2003 the clinic moved from Topeka to Houston, where it continued to provide a range of diagnostic and speciality inpatient programs for various age groups.
Third, we carry out a range of diagnostic tests to assess the strength and validity of the instruments, as well as consider alternative instrument sets and estimation procedures.
To complement direct isolation, a range of diagnostic techniques have been employed in the diagnosis of the disease from field material.
We apply a range of diagnostic tests to mass spectra, allowing statistical and systematic sources of uncertainty to be assessed throughout the typical stages of a preprocessing pipeline.
Results generated by using the molecular assays confirmed RNA-dependent amplification and the suitability of these particles for use in a range of diagnostic tests.
This new extended role was developed to enable GPs to diagnose and manage patients with mild to moderate heart failure or atrial fibrillation and to use a range of diagnostics effectively in primary care.
Subsequent developments have led to a range of fully diagnostic SPECT/CT systems.
Genetic testing is carried out for a range of purposes: diagnostic, predictive, and reproductive.
ECPs are already qualified paramedics who have undergone further training, and are trained to prescribe medicines for longer term care, such as antibiotics, as well as being trained in a range of additional diagnostic techniques.
Multivariate analyses were used to test for differences between referral groups on a range of demographic, diagnostic and admission outcomes.
