The phrase "a range of maternal" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing various aspects or types of maternal qualities, roles, or influences, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The study explored a range of maternal behaviors that impact child development."
Alternatives: "a variety of maternal" or "a spectrum of maternal".
That is because the average woman has a range of maternal instincts that can be used to her advantage.
A range of maternal and delivery-related risk variables and clinically important outcomes were identified by expert opinion and selected and weighted with ordinal logistic regression analysis.
This study explores the impact of Zambia's child grant programme (CGP), a government operated large-scale unconditional CT programme, which gives monthly transfers, primarily to female adults with children under-5, on a range of maternal health outcomes focusing on quality and quantity of prenatal care and skilled attendance at birth.
This behavior is influenced by a range of maternal characteristics, including maternal genetic factors (9).
These were substantially higher than in our previous research on care-seeking for a range of maternal morbidities [ 49].
The majority of respondents reported implementation of a range of maternal, newborn and child health interventions, although there was greater emphasis on maternal health care services.
Being underweight at pregnancy commencement is associated with a range of adverse maternal and infant outcomes, as is being overweight or obese, yet it is an aspect of maternal health which has been relatively neglected by healthcare professionals and researchers.
It is population based and uses women with a history of incarceration as a control group to investigate a range of important maternal and perinatal outcomes.
Any form of diabetes in pregnancy increases risk of a range of adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes; risk of some such complications is greater with pre-existing diabetes.
Village midwives live in and form part of the community, provide a range of integrated maternal and child health services (35) and perform life-saving functions in the event of delivery complications (36).
This is the first longitudinal cohort study to report infant feeding transitions and predictors based on a range of potential maternal factors assessed during both prenatal and postnatal periods.
