The phrase "gamut of possibilities" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a wide range or assortment of options, choices, or outcomes. Example: "As an artist, she explored the gamut of possibilities when it came to expressing her emotions through her paintings."
As for what it plans to build on the site of No. 225, a spokesman said: "We are going over a gamut of possibilities including mixed use and residential.
As to why Liddle is so feared up, a whole gamut of possibilities suggests itself: he provides enough personal information in this book to keep a gang of Hampstead psychotherapists hard at it for years.
As with all these ideas you must make sure no career doors are slamming shut, but, otherwise, both joint and combined degrees can be a great choice for previously ambivalent students - who have broad smiles once they realise the gamut of possibilities.
Our occupations run the gamut of possibilities and if it was permitted, we would even run for the highest political office in the land.
However, his actual involvement in decisions has long been a matter of debate, and during the 20th century, historians have presented the whole gamut of possibilities, "balanc[ing] an articulate puppet against a mature, precocious, and essentially adult king", in the words of Stephen Alford.
Like movies, video games run an enormous gamut of creative possibilities: they can be educational, purely artistic, or intellectually challenging.
Once you get over the hurdle that the film has no significant female characters, you'll see the full gamut of male possibility, from brutality to poetry.
The entire gamut of emotions is possible.
The layering of sound also partakes of the full gamut of historical precedent and technical possibility, with Malick inhaling the past then exhaling the future of sound design.
She's run the gamut of every life experience she could possibly have.
