The phrase "a range of severe" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to clarify what is being described.
You can use it when discussing various levels or types of severity, but it needs to be followed by a noun.
Example: "The report highlighted a range of severe weather conditions expected this winter."
Alternatives: "a variety of severe" or "a spectrum of severe".
So far all cloned animals have suffered a range of severe disorders, many dying prematurely.
Eggs with a range of severe abnormalities can still give rise to offspring, he notes.
Mitochondrial diseases [often caused by mutations in mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA)] can manifest in a range of severe symptoms, for which there are currently no cures (1).
Finding purpose in life may also be protective, as was found in at-risk adults who had been exposed to a range of severe traumas such as sexual or physical assault or assault with a weapon (Alim et al. 2008).
Infections by the human malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum can lead to a range of severe outcomes including severe anaemia, organ failure, coma and eventually death.
RVs are responsible for a range of severe human illnesses including acute exacerbations of lower airways diseases such as asthma (Johnston et al, 1995, 2005).
Despite last week's impassioned defense of press freedom, politicians and activists also endorse a range of relatively severe restrictions on speech in France.
Brain injury or malfunction is also associated with a range of less severe, but functionally important visual difficulties including visual field defects, eye movement disorders and difficulties in image processing or interpretation, which are also known as visual perceptual (or visual cognitive) problems.
We also conducted sensitivity analyses using a range of less severe assumptions, namely a complete-case analysis and relaxation of the 4-week abstinence definition 25.
An early age at onset has been associated with a range of more severe deficiencies in areas such as cognition, clinical and behavioral presentation, social ability, and brain ventricle sizes [ 21].
Migrants presented with a range of more severe infections, which suggests they face barriers to accessing appropriate health care and screening both on arrival and once settled through primary care services.
