The phrase "a holistic package of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a comprehensive or integrated set of services, products, or solutions that address multiple aspects of a situation or need.
Example: "Our company offers a holistic package of wellness services, including fitness classes, nutrition counseling, and mental health support."
Alternatives: "an all-encompassing set of" or "a comprehensive bundle of".
IDP is a holistic package of services -- health, education, microfinance, livelihoods training and more.
In 2010, UNICEF provided a holistic package of services to 16,874 survivors of sexual violence in DR Congo, including 8,704 children.
This milestone represents a paradigm shift from carrying out isolated activities to implementing a holistic package of interventions throughout the life cycle.
"The challenge remains how we better link these efforts to prevent disease and improve nutrition to provide a holistic package of services for mothers and their children".
Mothers and children across the country are now being offered a holistic package of crucial health services, including HIV and AIDS prevention and treatment, and all PMTCT services are provided free of charge.
22 December 2014 - JPAG is the Joint United Nations Programme on adolescent girls in Malawi, developed to advance the rights of adolescent girls by providing a holistic package of interventions.
The challenge is to scale these interventions up to national level and to deliver them as a holistic package.
Some shortcomings in intervention design included using general instead of tailored messaging, focusing solely on the HIV preventive benefits of VMMC, and rolling out individual interventions to address specific barriers rather than a holistic package.
Provision of dietary advice to men diagnosed with PC was considered by healthcare professionals and men to be feasible and appropriate in the context of a holistic 'care package'.
If created in a holistic manner, packaging optimizes benefits and mitigates all related risks (Spink, 2009a).
Consider going "beyond the basics" to offer your people holistic packages that address all aspects of their lives.
