The phrase "a range of physical disabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of physical disabilities that individuals may experience, often in contexts related to health, accessibility, or social issues.
Example: "The organization provides support services for individuals with a range of physical disabilities, ensuring they have access to necessary resources."
Alternatives: "a variety of physical disabilities" or "a spectrum of physical disabilities".
Opening just two weeks after the Beijing Olympics ended, the Paralympics are designed to be a parallel games for athletes with a wide range of physical disabilities.
Many of the young people had learning disabilities, as well as a wide range of physical disabilities and mental health difficulties.
Therefore, we use a wide range of physical disabilities and mental states included in both waves of the SHARE dataset.
The inmate was a convicted drug dealer with a range of physical and mental disabilities.
Since 1975, C.C.I. has placed more than 2,100 dogs with adults and children who have a range of physical and developmental disabilities, though not blindness.
Photo: UNICEF / South Africa / Jantilal August 2005 - Thandiwe School for the disabled in the rural KwaZulu Natal (KZN) municipality of Nkandla is home to boys and girls, aged from 2-16, with a range of physical and cognitive disabilities.
Facilities were not chosen at random but allowed access to significant numbers of patients with a range of physical and intellectual disability.
Since 2010, Remploy has found more than 100,000 jobs in mainstream employment for people with a range of physical, sensory and learning disabilities, mental health conditions and other disadvantages.
Emotional support animals are companion animals that some medical professionals determine may benefit individuals with a range of physical, psychiatric or mental disabilities.
Our data demonstrate that older adults with diabetes have a high prevalence of disabilities, across a range of physical tasks, with variable associations attributable to diabetes-related comorbidities and A1C.
Self-reported function and disability measured with the Late-Life Function and Disability Instrument along with a range of physical performance measurements were compared across residential settings and gender in a sample of 471 trial participants identified as pre-clinically disabled after being screened with the Fried pre-clinical disability tool.
