"menu of services" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a list of services offered by a company or organization. For example, "The company provided clients with a detailed menu of services."
(There is also a spa, with a full menu of services).
The signs, which fascinate me, all offer a similar haiku menu of services.
Each phone company provides subscribers with a menu of services tailored to their interests.
So instead of quarantining abortion into special clinics, many doctors offer it as part of a menu of services.
The five-room oasis offers an eco-friendly menu of services with yummy ingredients like caviar, French sea salts and artisanal honey.
To assist foreclosure law firms in its network, a subsidiary of the company offered a menu of services it provided for a fee.
Iyengar's research is presented in a paper titled, "Optimal Pricing for a Menu of Service Plans An Application to the Digital Music Industry" (PDF).
Traditional plans typically come with high premiums and a wide selection of doctors and hospitals, while managed-care plans carry lower premiums but offer a smaller menu of service providers.
Since some of the success of TFD in outreach and enhancing parent involvement may have reflected a wider menu of service in the school for children under 4, it also remains to be seen whether the new provincial program will increase capacity for parent involvement in learning and school across demographically diverse communities as TFD did.
At the outset, mobile phone based financial services, starting with M-Pesa, were viewed as a technological platform that would allow a menu of financial services that would be offered to Kenyans and would drive financial inclusion: it has stood the test of time and has been vindicated.
Maximus has a straightforward menu of spa services, including a deep-treatment facial ($90) and the all-in-one water journey and full body massage ($140).
