The phrase "a range of parental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of parental involvement, support, or roles in a specific context.
Example: "The study examined a range of parental attitudes towards education and their impact on children's academic performance."
Alternatives: "a variety of parental" or "a spectrum of parental".
"Utah's self-sacrificing, child-centric view of marriage and parenting is important to a range of parental decisions beyond ensuring that the child is raised by both her father and her mother," the state's brief argues in a section devoted to the effects of changing the definition of marriage.
Sky is introducing a range of parental settings to try and avoid the issues that plagued YouTube Kids in the US, which is expected to launch in the UK later this summer and has been heavily-criticised for allowing access to inappropriate content including a foul-mouthed Bert and Ernie.
In order to optimise the sample size, we imputed a range of parental and offspring variables that were included as covariates in the models.49 Imputation was performed using the 'Mix' imputation package in R.50 'Mix' uses an iterative multiple regression algorithm, which is Expectation Maximisation based and imputes mixed continuous and categorical data under the general location model.
This article argues that institutional decisions enable custodial grandmothers to achieve family stability by offering them an opportunity to be a safety net of protection to grandchildren, to respond to a range of parental responses that emerge as they work to eradicate child welfare threats, and to navigate institutions.
Associations between a range of parental disorders and the onset of subsequent suicidal behavior (suicidal ideation, plans, and attempts) among adult offspring were tested.
The current analysis of the South African Stress and Health Study (SASH) [ 24] data sought to explore the relationship between a range of parental psychopathology and the occurrence of suicidal ideation and attempts in the offspring in a South African general population sample.
Youth smoking behaviour has also been linked to a range of other parental influences.
According to Mikhailovich and Morison [ 19], healthcare professionals should expect a wide range of parental responses and a critical period in communicating "difficult" news.
These factors had not been studied before in families with a broader range of parental mental illnesses (only in families with a substance-using parent; Farrell et al. 1995 or a depressed parent; Fendrich et al. 1990).
The change from an immature (infant-like) to a mature (adult-like) temperature pattern is maintained across a wide range of parental practices of room heating, clothing and wrapping indicating a considerable capacity for thermoregulation [6], [41].
Previous work from the World Mental Health Survey Initiative has established that a wide range of parental mental disorders are associated with an increased the risk of suicidal ideation among the offspring [ 18].
