The phrase "a full range of processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a comprehensive variety of methods or procedures within a specific context, such as business, science, or technology.
Example: "Our company offers a full range of processes to ensure quality control in manufacturing."
Alternatives: "a complete set of processes" or "a comprehensive array of processes".
As a result, it was found that by solving Eqs. 3 and 10 together for a full range of process parameters, it was possible to plot the phase transformation diagram, as shown in Fig. 9.
By 2014, mobile banking offered a full range of services and processed over $16.3 billion in transactions for millions of previously "unbankable" people in 89 countries.
This eclipse of scientific evidence by practice-based evidence as the primary driver of practice change poses a challenge to models of change that place scientific research at the center of its universe, showing the limits of such a view in accounting for the full range of processes by which innovation takes place in hospitals.
Thus, while it is tempting to assign regions with reading specific functional labels (e.g. the visual word form area and bigram letter processing), these labels do not encompass the full range of processes that the brain structures are contributing to.
He outlined the full range of processes and mechanisms associated with society's attempt to come to terms with a legacy of large-scale human rights abuses in order to ensure accountability, serve justice, achieve reconciliation, and transition to a democratic society underpinned by human-rights values.
The model allows financial analysis of the full range of processes from sediment generation to ultimate end use.
MiRNAs have also been implicated in the full range of processes of cellular senescence, inflammation and cardiovascular diseases.
We are not aware of any comprehensive data driven attempt to describe or organise the full range of processes by which healthcare students develop their professional identities.
By 7 14 days, axons from motor neuronal pools extended into the explanted nerve roots, growing along Schwann cell processes and demonstrating a full range of axon-Schwann cell interactions, from simple ensheathment to concentric wrapping by Schwann cell processes and the formation of compact myelin within a basal lamina sheath.
Only he can bring to the decision-making process a full range of calculations based on political, diplomatic and human factors, including the risks of doing nothing or of doing something that is bound to produce unintended consequences.
