The phrase "a full breadth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the complete range or extent of something, often in contexts related to knowledge, experience, or scope.
Example: "The research covers a full breadth of topics related to climate change, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the issue."
Alternatives: "a complete range" or "a wide scope".
But Shonda's characters are allowed a full breadth of sexual experience – and they are not uniformly judged for their desire, even when it's ill advised at best and adulterous at worst.
Dell's recently announced Web-host offerings include not only a full breadth of server options (shared or dedicated), but tutorials about launching a site; e-commerce options, like credit-card services; and Web-site-building software tools.
Focus groups were facilitated by trained researchers who used two methods to stimulate discussion: in the first, they read out a series of statements about vitamin D (some deliberately incorrect), asking respondents to offer their views as to their veracity and in the second, they used a topic guide to ensure the subsequent discussion covered a full breadth of topics.
And in the women themselves, could we just reflect a fuller breadth of femininity?" She has, if the movie turns into a franchise, four more adaptable L'Engle books in the series to explore this goal.
Participants take tests about a knowledge domain across the full breadth of a curriculum at regular intervals during the course.
You can glean similar knowledge at Sandringham House, where, on a £16.50 tour, the full breadth of anti-intellectualism is on display.
While a formal survey has yet to be conducted, this work is intended as a collection of the full breadth of data from the site's industrial beginnings, to its most recent history.
No study that we know of has traced resource flows through the full breadth of a hospital operating a two-tier charging strategy with the objective of identifying net resource flows between the two services.
I interviewed 40 scientists, and followed more than a dozen individuals for a year to get their full breadth of suffering and healing.
At the end of a bruising day, when the full breadth of the Republican establishment descended upon him, Mr. Gingrich seemed to concede that he was outgunned.
