The phrase "a declaration full of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a statement or announcement that contains a significant amount of something, such as emotion, information, or intent.
Example: "The speech was a declaration full of hope and determination for the future."
Alternatives: "a statement rich in" or "an announcement brimming with".
Tradition has it that Nikon, before accepting the position, demanded a declaration of full obedience in religious and moral matters from the tsar.
This will, first and foremost, require a declaration of the full scope of the problem; society cannot respond to a threat until it first acknowledges it.
While his terrified wife cried, "Hang up, you can't talk to her!" one signer of the Peshawar Declaration (full text link) confirmed that the Pashtun consider the drones their sole source of relief from Taliban and Al Qaeda violence.
In a Facebook post responding to Trump's decision to finally sign off on a package of new sanctions — a week after they had been voted through Congress by overwhelming majority — Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said the move "ends hopes for improving our relations with the new U.S. administration [and] is a declaration of a full-fledged economic war on Russia".
Albeit, their declaration was full of classic Yorkshire over-caution.
Sure, the latest April Fool's day Hillsborough Castle declaration was full of soothing language - 'some arms will be put beyond use' rather than surrendered and there will be 'ceremonies of remembrance' for all the victims and any arms transfer will be viewed as an 'act of reconciliation'.
A full declaration of ingredients in articles could better cope with a growing candidate list and increasing information about other hazardous substances.
A book that begins with him sharing a toast to America with George W. Bush ends with a chapter full of heartfelt declarations of love for his chosen country.
The joint resolution fell short of a full declaration of war, which lawmakers said would have been inappropriate in military action against a shadowy enemy.
I think I also wrote her a letter full of insults and declarations of love.
