The phrase "a range of disorders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of medical or psychological conditions that fall under a broader category.
Example: "The study focused on a range of disorders, including anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder."
Alternatives: "a variety of disorders" or "a spectrum of disorders".
People are treated with a plethora of drugs for a range of disorders, yet even with optimum compliance, they tend to worsen over time.
Advocates for patients see the cells as their best hope for treating a range of disorders, from Parkinson's disease to juvenile diabetes.
"The calcium channel findings suggest that perhaps — and this is a big if — treatments to affect calcium channel functioning might have effects across a range of disorders," Dr. Smoller said.
Mitochondrial disease is an umbrella label which encompasses a range of disorders.
Mutations in mitochondrial genes cause a range of disorders, some mild and others life-threatening.
The Sandwich site develops drugs for a range of disorders such as allergies and infectious diseases including HIV.
They possess significant potential for desperately needed therapies designed to combat a range of disorders associated with aging.
It is associated with a range of disorders: agenesis/dysgenesis of the CC, schizencephaly, SOD, HPE, severe chronic hydrocephalus and acquired fetal brain injury.
Thirteen of the children were diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders - a range of disorders that includes autism and Asperger's syndrome - 11 boys and two girls.
Prof Mallucci added: "What it gives you is an appealing concept that one pathway and therefore one treatment could have benefits across a range of disorders.
Genetic influences on language are supported by evidence relating abnormalities in certain genes to a range of disorders affecting speech and language development in children.
