The phrase "a kit full of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of items or tools contained within a kit, often for a specific purpose or activity.
Example: "She opened the box to reveal a kit full of art supplies, including paints, brushes, and canvases."
Alternatives: "a set packed with" or "a collection containing".
As for do-it-yourselfers, "The Body Book," by Anne Akers Johnson (Klutz, 2001; $21.95), comes with a kit full of supplies and with recipes for masks, toners and scrubs, so tender devotees can maintain their youthful glows between spa appointments.
If you lead a scout troop or give classes, you may wish to make a kit full of appropriate supplies and materials to take to classes, meetings, or events.
To entice shoppers, the companies offer freebies, such as a makeup kit full of samples for the purchase of a $17 bottle of perfume.
Five dress shirts, three pairs of pants, underwear, a dop kit full of Band-Aids and safety pins, two neckties, and several hundred rubbers — what sort of person does the mind cobble together from these ingredients?
4. Keep essentials close by Wade recommends creating a "tool kit" full of items you'll need as soon as you get to your new home.
For this, Ángel-Sanint uses a plastic "sewing kit" full of pins, rulers, and protractors to measure the plant's growth rate throughout its lifetime.
A teaching tool kit full of variously shaped nonrepresentational objects created by Maria Montessori is more colorful and inviting, but it too is based on the understanding that huge, complicated things are usually made from little things following simple rules.
Lots of snacks and a fashion week survival kit full of water, mints, and energy bars have been absolutely necessary in past seasons to help our fashion team get through the week.
Part of the healing process During the day, Taïma joins several hundred other children for informal classes run by volunteer teachers inside two large white tents that were provided by UNICEF along with 'School-in-a-box' kits full of learning materials, and a recreation kit.
For 10-year old Taïma Celestin's, going back to school is chance to heal and forget: "The classes help me forget what happened, if only for a little while," said Taima who joins several hundred other children for informal classes run by volunteer teachers inside two large white tents provided by UNICEF along with 'School-in-a-box' kits full of learning materials, and a recreation kit.
This tiny and super useful kit full of wipes, pain relief, bandages and more.
