The phrase "a full host of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number or variety of something, often in a positive or abundant context.
Example: "The event featured a full host of activities for families, including games, food stalls, and live performances."
Alternatives: "a wide array of" or "an abundance of".
"He used a full host of media, not just painting but sculpture, performance, film, photography".
"We'll have a full host of fitness facilities and a spa, but the real draw of Borrego Springs is the outdoors.
Audi's system includes SiriusXM radio, Google Earth and Google Voice, and a full host of apps like weather, news, etc.
During the day, President Obama will hold a bilateral meeting with Cuban President Raul Castro at the Revolutionary Palace to discuss a full host of bilateral and regional issues.
He became a full-time host of BBC shows like "Tabloid Tales" and, in a nod to his embarrassing exit from The Mirror, "You Can't Fire Me, I'm Famous".
Because cell culture experiments may not show the full host range of a specific virus, we tested serum samples collected in 2008 from Sus scrofa domestica pigs in Gouléako, the rural village where GOLV and HEBV were first isolated from mosquitoes in Côte d'Ivoire (5, 6 ).
The host annotation could not include the full host range of the phage and the annotated host may not even be a typical or frequent host for that phage.
Many of these factors also affect other closely linked pathways such as the COPI system [for recent examples see (Belov et al. 2007; Wessels et al. 2006)] and highlight the importance of a full molecular understanding of host membrane trafficking pathways.
As this year's crop of award season contender films hits theaters in full force, a host of celebrations (read: campaign events) is also under way.
"We're planning to host a full range of events outside on the lawn," said Scot Keller, the museum's communications director, "from casual Saturday morning coffee and tire-kicking sessions to high-profile events like the Kirkland Concours d'Élégance".
TechCrunch editors will host a full day of interviews and demos (like this one) on the main stage.
