The phrase "a range of practitioners" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of professionals or experts in a particular field or discipline.
Example: "The conference will feature a range of practitioners from different sectors, sharing their insights and experiences."
Alternatives: "a variety of professionals" or "a selection of experts."
Every profession or trade — law, medicine, plumbing, housekeeping — has a range of practitioners, some good and some not so good, but most somewhere in between.
This contrasts with detailed accounts from a range of practitioners reporting how patients' cognitive and psychological therapeutic needs were managed.
In the present study, cellulitis cases were treated by a range of practitioners, including primary care, emergency, and other specialist physicians.
They blamed a range of practitioners, from village doctors and 'quacks', to the medical representatives of smaller companies promoting their products unethically.
Others suggested that what occurs is not IPP at all, but simply a range of practitioners who 'use' each other's services (sequential care), most often through referral processes.
Theoretical sampling of key stakeholders was undertaken, including patients with dementia (with and without residence capacity), their relatives and a range of practitioners.
This MBHO network appears to represent a range of practitioner types and demographics, with use of appropriately qualified practitioners with substantial experience on average.
We initially constructed a maximum variety sample of 30 ophthalmologists to reflect a range of practitioner characteristics that could influence prescribing behaviours and opinions of the guideline [See Table 1].
Participants seeking care from a range of musculoskeletal practitioners (general practitioners, physiotherapists, chiropractors and pain clinics) in Perth, Western Australia were recruited through purposive sampling.
By design, the group of KIs covered a range of healthcare practitioners who practiced in the Greater San Juan Metropolitan Area and could offer diverse perspectives on the research topics of interest.
Previous research identifies midwives as referring to a range of CAM practitioners - naturopaths/herbalists, homeopaths, chiropractors, osteopaths and massage therapists [ 16].
