The phrase "a range of side effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various possible negative reactions or consequences associated with a medication, treatment, or procedure.
Example: "Before starting the new medication, it's important to be aware of a range of side effects that may occur."
Alternatives: "a variety of side effects" or "a spectrum of side effects".
The results from MMP inhibitors in human trials are so far disappointing because these inhibitors suffer from a range of side effects and show little effectiveness in preventing joint destruction.
Will healthy uninfected people consistently take an expensive and powerful drug that can cause a range of side effects?
The 691 reports gathered so far include a range of side effects, from high fever to serious infection to seizures, but most appeared to be related to the patients' underlying diseases, the institute official said.
At the same time, about 15percentt of all patients do not tolerate the drugs, which have a range of side effects, including diarrhea, kidney stones, high blood sugar and high cholesterol as well as disturbed dreams.
Despite a range of side effects such as tinnitus (ringing in the ears), blurred vision, and, less commonly, blood disorders and various allergic reactions, it is still used, especially for severe malaria and in cases in which the parasites are resistant to other, newer drugs.
Besides anaphylaxis, SCC has a range of side effects, as mentioned before.
Anti-convulsants, however, are a blunt instrument: they can cause a range of side-effects, including fatigue, hair loss and anxiety.Hence the search for a more precise weapon ideally one that finds its targets only in the brain stem.
Matthew Crocker, a consultant neurosurgeon at St George's Healthcare, in London, said conventional radiotherapy had "a range of side-effects, partly because of the way that the energy is distributed".
While generally well tolerated stimulant medication has a range of side-effects in a substantial minority of children [ 4, 6, 30].
As DEX may be associated with a range of side-effects, there is particular interest in minimizing its dose/frequency, especially in patients who experience DEX-related side-effects.
As a consequence, clinical phase I trials document a wide range of side effects.
