The phrase "a range of practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various methods or approaches within a particular field or context.
Example: "The study examined a range of practices employed by educators to enhance student engagement."
Alternatives: "a variety of methods" or "a spectrum of techniques".
There is no single policy that will suit all patients in all circumstances, as our respondents realized; rather, we believe that future research should aim to establish a practicable policy that permits doctors to engage in a range of practices using placebos and partial disclosure.
There are a range of practices we are concerned about.
And they instituted a range of practices, just like what you're talking about.
It is variously described as crowdsourcing, the wisdom of crowds, collective intelligence and peer production — and these terms apply to a range of practices.
"I'd like to show a range of practices in and around sculpture — photographs and drawings, environmental work and social sculptures," he said.
The bank reached a deal to settle state inquiries into a range of practices, the latest chapter in its long-running legal woes.
Setting: Six Scottish GP practices with a range of practice size, CAM provision within practice, deprivation and rurality.
The National Lawyer's Guild San Francisco Chapter website provides a Membership Directory where you can browse NLG member attorneys involved in a range of practice areas, including: Civil, Criminal, Immigration, Labor, and Injury.
"The speakers represented a range of practice settings in which they contribute in very meaningful ways for the public good". Each speaker offered concrete advice on crafting meaningful careers and finding job satisfaction.
While these study findings demonstrate the benefits of using an e-checklist in clinical practice, further work is required to ensure that such tools are robust, sustainable and have clinical utility across a range of practice settings.
She has worked in the social work field for over three decades in a range of practice settings, primarily with women in various life transitions.
