The phrase "access to a full range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or provision of various options, services, or resources.
Example: "The new policy ensures access to a full range of healthcare services for all citizens."
Alternatives: "access to a comprehensive selection of" or "availability of a wide array of".
It's also about access to a full range of reproductive technologies, whether that's birth control, sterilisation, abortion or even childbirth".
The United States needs a universal, medically accurate sex education curriculum that provides young people access to a full range of sexual and reproductive health services and information.
O.R.R. places these children in shelters administered by different aid organizations, where they're supposed to have access to a full range of medical procedures, including abortions.
"No one on the planet has as much experience providing access to a full range of health plan choices under a government program," Dr. McClellan said.
One of the key recommendations in the commission's report was to make staff more aware of flexible working practices, beyond just family-friendly initiatives, to increase their access to a full range of options.
"The new guidance aims to reduce unwanted pregnancies by ensuring that young people have access to a full range of contraceptive methods, not just pills and condoms, but the longer-acting methods, such as contraceptive injections and implants.
Their computers should be able to access a full range of modern software options.
Having access to a full broad range of society means accessing that online".
The goal, they say, was to provide those youngsters with access to insurance and to a full range of benefits once they are in a health plan.
Also identified were unacceptably high levels of reproductive ill health defined by inconsistent access to, and use of, a full range of available contraceptive methods [ 4].
