The phrase "a full range of components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of items or elements that are available or included in a particular context, such as products, services, or features.
Example: "Our new software package offers a full range of components to enhance user experience and functionality."
Alternatives: "a complete set of components" or "a comprehensive selection of components."
Continental, which makes a full range of car components, including brake systems, powertrain and chassis systems, said revenue slid 9.4percenttoto 5.3 billion euros.
After preparation of the proximal tibia and insertion of trial components, patellofemoral stability was tested through a full range of motion before the definitive components were cemented in place.
The full range of components involved in a model will likely vary according to discipline, and with respect to explanations and interventions sought (e.g., analogies but not policy views will be important in theoretical physics).
BP Solar is pouring time and money into research and development with the goal of providing a full range of photovoltaic panels and control components to suit climates and economies all over the world.
Sulajja Firodia Motwani, managing director of Kinetic Motor, has ensured that in the past six years her company has collaborated with firms in Korea, Italy and Taiwan and has helped it grow from a niche moped maker to a manufacturer of a full range of two wheelers and auto components.
The DISCOVER Center supports a full range of basic, developmental, clinical, public health, and/or applied research components; and is intended to result in novel scientific concepts about the etiology and pathogenesis, and distribution of human diseases.
System data for a full range of water quality parameters over a 21-month period were analyzed using principal components analysis (PCA), as well as principal components (PC) and partial least squares (PLS) regressions.
The emphasis is on the evaluation of the isobaric contours for all six of the stress components at various frequencies of engineering interest and for a full range of Poisson's ratios.
The elective component comprises art history requirements and First-Year Writing Seminars plus a full range of elective classes selected by the student with an advisor's input.
We develop a set of multiple linear regression models, using principal component analysis to guide independent variable selection, to estimate current, altered streamflow from a full range of both natural and anthropogenic basin characteristics.
