The phrase "a range of gender" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to refer to the variety of gender identities or expressions that exist.
Example: "The study aims to explore a range of gender identities among the participants."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of gender" or "a variety of gender identities".
That there is not a gender binary, that there's a range of gender, and there are many dimensions of gender and an individual person can be in a different position in terms of how masculine or feminine they are on each of these dimensions".
Westlund and others have argued that although victims of domestic violence often do suffer from psychological conditions, e.g., major depression, there is a range of gender coded mental disorders included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder (DSM) for which there is little, if any, good evidence.
(Title IX covers a range of gender equity issues in schools, including sexual violence, sexual harassment, parity in athletics and denial of benefits).
I asked people across a range of gender identities to talk about how they relate to femme practices, and what being femme means to them.
The textbook It's All One teaches health through a human rights lens; a resource called "Family Life and Sexual Health (FLASH)" has unprecedented lessons addressing a range of gender expression and gender stereotypes, and not once exhibits heteronormativity.
The admission policy communicates to our community and to the external world that we strive to be a welcoming place where a range of gender identity and expression can exist; and was "consistent with the mission and history of Simmons College as an institution that fosters inclusion and welcomes diversity within our community.
Sex differences in childhood play behavior, such as preferences for toys like vehicles and dolls or responses on inventories measuring a range of gender-typed play activities, can be as large or somewhat larger than the sex difference in height (d = 1.8 to 2.8).
Carers were sampled to provide a range of genders and relationships between carers and survivors (e.g. spouses and daughters).
The sample will cover patients from: both treatment options; two study sites; a range of age, gender and accommodation.
A purposive sample of GPs was recruited to cover a range of age, gender, years of clinical experience and geographical location within Victoria, Australia.
A variation of patients was selected to include a range of ages, gender and employment together with similar numbers from the intervention or waiting list control group.
