The phrase "an entire package" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is complete or comprehensive, often in the context of products, services, or solutions.
Example: "The new software comes as an entire package, including all necessary tools and support for users."
Alternatives: "a complete set" or "a full bundle".
I don't really think of them for individual songs but as an entire package.
A change in the constitution, he added, is "possible" but needs to be evaluated as part of an entire package of fundamental systemic changes.
And who took you to the emergency room when you ate an entire package of raw hot dogs, plus a quart of ice cream?
Tonight, Mr. Garlin would head straight to bed without bingeing on fast food or eating an entire package of cookie dough.
Last year, Governor Spitzer proposed that the Legislature set up a commission to study which prisons were needed, to make plans to help the communities where they would be closed and then to openly vote for an entire package.
Thinly veiled self-loathing was a common refrain: "There is a dignity to smoking crack that does not apply to eating an entire package of Oreo cookies by yourself," one of the comedians, Liam McEneaney, remarked during his set.
"I'm sorry, but my Republican friend is talking about the Bush tax cuts as if we're going to have a vote on the entire package -- an 'either/or' vote, in other words.
He said: "The scenario we're trying to achieve is that Greece complies with all necessary measures and demands made by the international community in order to have a deal on the entire package – without a split".
The Komachi Kit beefs up the Oly E-420 with a Zuiko Digital 25mm 1:2.8 pancake lens (mmmm pancakes), which gives the entire package a total width of 76.5mm and a weight of 475g or 1.05 pounds for those in the US.
GreenButton Cloud Fabric--our flagship product--is a multi-cloud Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) shrink-wrapping the entire package.
You could also make a point to observe the entire package by looking at a person from head to toe.
