The phrase "a full range of skill" is not entirely correct; it should be "a full range of skills." You can use it when describing a variety of abilities or competencies that someone possesses.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated a full range of skills during the interview, showcasing their versatility and expertise."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive set of skills" or "a wide array of skills."
"At 16 years old, many are unsure of what their future direction will be and the IB helps them to keep more doors open and develop a fuller range of skills.
But, as Ms. Rindfuss notes, the simplistic architecture of the question fails to test a full range of cognitive skills.
The 30-year-old has a full range of playmaking skills, including a varied kicking game, plus the uncoachable quality of composure.
#Doctor – Doctors are present on some ambulances – most notably air ambulances – will employ physicians to attend on the ambulances, bringing a full range of additional skills such as use of prescription medicines.
Parties may need assistance to avoid the directive communication style that can lead a child user of AAC not to develop a full range of communication skills such as initiating or taking the lead in conversation, using complex syntax, asking questions, making commands or adding new information.
Copeau's aim was to equip his actors with a wide cultural understanding and a full range of physical and vocal skills.
They work on a wide variety of research topics and use a full range of clinical, epidemiologic, and environmental health science skills to shed light on the environmental exposures and complex causal pathways that underlie the pathogenesis and progression of disease.
This is not surprising because the CEmONC RHC is staffed, equipped and supplied to provide a full range of CEmONC services with a higher cost staff skill mix and numbers, while the other RHC provides selected BEmONC services requiring a less intensive level of inputs with lower costs.
