The phrase "a range of severity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying levels of intensity or seriousness of a condition, situation, or issue.
Example: "The doctor explained that the patient could experience a range of severity in their symptoms, from mild discomfort to severe pain."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of severity" or "a variety of severity levels".
The consistent finding in the DMD neuropsychological profile is a reduction in mean FSIQ by approximately 1 standard deviation with respect to the population mean; with a range of severity from borderline neuropsychological deficits to severe intellectual disability.
In addition, there is a range of severity among the RCM patients.
In this study, we determined anterior and posterior corneal HOAs over a range of severity of Fuchs' endothelial corneal dystrophy (FECD).
To determine the reproducibility of the pattern electroretinogram with the new Pattern Electroretinogram for Glaucoma (PERGLA) recording paradigm in glaucoma patients with a range of severity.
A standardized assessment tool for the early identification of sepsis patients upon admission with a range of severity levels would be of dramatic value in aiding clinical decision-making and optimizing the use of health care resources.
In addition, ILI is highly contagious (airborne) and can present in a range of severity based on the causal agent, e.g., non-debilitating common cold to a deadly influenza strain.
The occurrence of a 4000-ha windfire in the Linville Gorge Wilderness area in western North Carolina has provided a rare opportunity to study a large fire with a range of severities.
The REEACT study was also pragmatic in reflecting the degree to which GPs might offer cCBT for people with a range of severities of depression.
To simulate the fact that cancer results in a variety of disease outcomes for patients, we used scenarios with a range of severities in the outcomes of the cancer.
This is a slightly higher level of severity than is recommended in NICE guidance, and an important finding is that GPs seem ready to offer cCBT as a treatment at a range of severities.
At a farm visit it might not be possible to see a range of severities of locomotion at one time and it is possible that farmers' responses might change for sheep in their own flock.
