The phrase "a range of poverty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe varying levels or degrees of poverty within a specific context, such as economic studies or social discussions.
Example: "The report highlighted a range of poverty levels across different regions, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of poverty" or "various degrees of poverty".
For these two new studies, researchers interviewed about 200 adolescents between the ages of 13 and 18 representing a range of poverty levels across 10 U.S. communities.
Positive associations between a range of poverty indicators and CMDs are found in a systematic review of 115 studies from low income countries.
The latest report (Thukral 2005) includes information on a range of poverty and non-poverty related issues such as early childhood education, health, education, housing, violence, juvenile justice, conflict, disasters and emergencies, sexual abuse, child labour and trafficking.
Chávez used much of the surplus to fund a range of poverty-alleviation programs, encompassing health care, education, and subsidized-food distribution.
While many children in HCMC have benefited from the city's rapid economic growth and dynamic urban setting, others face a range of poverty-related issues with many working on the street or coming from migrant families.
Over the years, TDR has progressively shifted its strategic emphasis from supporting basic biomedical research and product development toward applied field research and implementation/operational research, addressing issues related to access and scaling-up of interventions in a range of poverty-related diseases affecting neglected populations.
Child marriage and FGM are underpinned by a range of triggers from poverty to codes of honour and unquestioned norms integral to community identity.
In a report to be released next month, Laurence Chandy and his colleagues at the Brookings Institution have explored a range of scenarios for poverty levels in 2025.
Some CSO partners focus specifically on children whereas others address a range of issues, including poverty, climate change, health, gender equality and violence.
The OHS was a cross-sectional sample survey undertaken by Stats SA from 1993 to 1999, aiming to collect individual and household information that covered a range of development and poverty indicators.
Depressed women in India attribute their condition to a range of factors including poverty, traditional expectations of women's role, lack of affection and conflict with their husbands, widowhood and divorce, and difficulties providing dowries for their daughters [ 5, 7].
