The phrase "a full range of problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various issues or challenges that encompass a wide variety of types or categories.
Example: "The research highlighted a full range of problems faced by the community, from economic to social issues."
Alternatives: "a wide array of problems" or "a comprehensive set of problems".
This New Mood Therapy provides step-by-step exercises that help you cope with a full range of everyday problems.
As a psychologist working in the field of substance abuse treatment, I am in direct contact with families every day with a full range of serious problems.
In it, Bullard illustrated how siting practices have created a full range of health problems in the African-American population as the result of incinerators, garbage dumps, hazardous waste, and chemical plants.
Educational modules were designed to provide students with basic epidemiological data on smoking, an understanding of the mechanisms by which tobacco caused or exacerbated a full range of health problems, and the impact of smoking on medicine effectiveness.
Person-centred approaches to care require clinicians to engage in trying to understand the full range of problems and concerns, treatment and investigation requests, and emotional and social issues that people bring to the consultation.
If we want to fully achieve the Hilton Head Island Vision 2030, the Hilton Head Island Town Council must do more to make sure that our community addresses the full range of problems facing young families.
This MHC was the main provider of mental health care in this area, offering outpatient and inpatient services for the full range of problems and patients.
Newham covered the full range of problems but its early emphasis on high-intensity treatment meant that it initially failed to reach the desired scale.
Therein lies its limitation, as it does not capture accurately the apparent experience of most people affected by alcohol dependence, and thus potentially obscures rather than illuminates the full range of problems of dependence.
