The phrase "a range of screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or methods of screening, such as in medical, educational, or security contexts.
Example: "The study evaluated a range of screening methods to determine their effectiveness in early disease detection."
Alternatives: "a variety of screening" or "multiple screening options".
The centre houses apparatus such as an anti-gravity treadmill and a range of screening equipment.
We therefore also compared the costs and LYG of one-sample FIT screening with that of two-sample FIT for a range of screening strategies.
Furthermore, for once-lifetime screening, we performed an analysis of the optimal age of screening by calculating the life years saved for a range of screening ages.
Health-care resource use and costs, along with the impact on patient's health-related quality of life were evaluated for a range of screening options.
Surgeries with a range of screening rates, based on NCSP data, were selected and approached by letter and telephone to the Surgery Manager and consent was obtained from the surgery for us to approach their patients.
There is a range of screening tools already available for assessing physical and psychological needs, for example, Distress Thermometer, Health Anxiety and Depression Score (HADS) and International Prostate Symptom Score (IPSS).
That opens the door to the company creating an app that lets users access all of Scribd, not just a selection of sources, and across a range of screens.
As he details a range of screens through which to project Java power, you can even see an iPhone on the far right though Java, like Flash, is shut out of the Apple smartphone.
They have full schedules, plus a range of screens continually competing for their attention.
Driving today requires people to manage information about the environment inside and outside the vehicle from a range of screens -- including the windshield, rear-window, mirrors, information systems and heads-up displays.
Such simulations apply to a range of screens, such as those using small molecules, siRNAs, shRNAs, miRNA mimics or inhibitors, or gene over-expression; we demonstrate this utility by using it to explain apparently conflicting reports about the performance of the B score hit identification method.
