The phrase "full range of sizes" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a collection of different sizes available for a particular item or product. Example: Our clothing store offers a full range of sizes, from small to 5XL, to ensure that all customers can find their perfect fit.
Tony recommends Marks & Spencer's catalogue, because "they have a full range of sizes and if the size required is not in-store, you can order it".
The Xenith helmet will be available in one size this spring, and a full range of sizes will be released in 2009.
A satisfactory taxonomic study of any species requires adequate samples over a full range of sizes, representing the full geographical distribution of the species.
Officials are enforcing a new law (subscription needed) in the Buenos Aires province which stipulates that clothing outlets must stock a full range of sizes for women, roughly the equivalent of UK sizes 10-20.
To start, Abel pulls out one of Hand & Eye's several hundred cases (wooden drawers) of metal type; the company has dozens of different faces, from Baskerville through Garamond and Gill Sans to Times and Verona, many in the full range of sizes.
And with 4,000 square feet, the company was able to create the kind of environment that is not possible in a traditional department store, with a full range of sizes, including petites and plus sizes, categories that have largely been dropped by Manhattan retailers.
Under selection silviculture, trees are harvested individually or in small groups, with the aim of retaining trees across a full range of size classes.
Sun's insistence on providing women with a full range of size options was solidified at an early photo shoot for the brand.
Therefore, this result should be interpreted with caution and future work is required in New Zealand to establish robust relationships between timber stiffness values, wood density and knot size incorporating the full range of sites and provenances.
That kind of variety was customary for newspapers in the early 20th century, possibly because metal type was too costly and scarce for printers to stock full ranges of size within a family.
But it also signaled that the future of the industry lies not in small computers alone but in integrated networks in which machines that span the full ranges of size, price, scale and power are linked in hybrid digital systems.
