'a range of patients' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a variety of patients that are part of a group or have something in common. For example, "Our clinic sees a range of patients, from young children to the elderly."
The right to sue is one of the main issues dividing Republicans and Democrats as they write legislation to define a range of patients' rights.
Over the course of their education, Gallucci said, students are exposed to a range of patients whose cases require different procedures, providing a wide variety of clinical experiences.
To determine the content of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) in oocytes from a range of patients with fertilization success and failure.
[C3.] Patients' Rights Bill Clears Senate Defying a veto threat from President Bush, the Senate passed a bill that would establish a range of patients' rights for more than 200 million Americans with health insurance.
Finally, accelerometer data could be used broadly to quantify physical mobility patterns and metabolic expenditure in a range of patients, and more targeted uses of these data could focus on quantifying tremors in patients suffering from involuntary muscle contractions.
NKCC1, via its direct contribution to brain water accumulation, thus represents a promising pharmacological target in brain pathologies involving disturbed water dynamics and increased intracranial pressure, the lack of which precludes efficient pharmacological treatment of a range of patients.
The role provided opportunity for experienced nurses to, develop advanced practice skills, manage a range of patient conditions and injuries.
We conclude that this population requires specialized, multidimensional self-management support to achieve a range of patient-centred goals.
Patients and their doctors may make decisions governed by best medical practice, allowing them the opportunity to explore a range of patient-directed end-of-life choices.
Proposals for a Patient's Bill of Rights, to include a range of patient protections, were introduced and debated in 1998, 1999 and 2001.
