The phrase "a range of methodological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various approaches or techniques within a specific field of study or practice.
Example: "The research paper presents a range of methodological approaches to address the issue of climate change."
Alternatives: "a variety of methods" or "a spectrum of methodologies."
The methods for review that we developed in this project (Table 2) built on conventional systematic review methodology in their sensitivity to the need for attentiveness to a range of methodological processes.
The exploration of mindfulness requires great sensitivity and a range of methodological glasses.
Putative diagnostic, pharmacodynamic (PD), and predictive biomarkers for cocaine dependence are discussed across a range of methodological approaches.
This project lends itself to a range of methodological approaches - test data and focus group responses, for example - and promises to provide a very interesting perspective.
Technology will be viewed through a variety of theoretical lenses and explored through a range of methodological approaches.
A range of methodological inconsistencies has the potential to affect reported prevalence rates of sexual intercourse.
Through selected topics, the seminar will discuss the main issues addressed by recent scholarship on Tintoretto, presenting a range of divergent methodological approaches.
The findings were robust to a range of alternative methodological choices and assumptions, with estimated benefits in the sensitivity analyses differing by less than 15% from those reported in the main analysis.
The low quality score of the studies included in this meta analysis occurred as a result of a wide range of methodological weaknesses.
We organised a 12-member expert panel, intentionally encompassing a diverse range of methodological perspectives representing both quality improvement and research expertise.
A practical method to synthesise research that has used a wide range of methodological approaches, settings, study populations and behaviours is described.
