The phrase "a full collapse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete failure or breakdown of a system, structure, or situation.
Example: "The building experienced a full collapse after the earthquake, leaving behind a pile of rubble."
Alternatives: "a total failure" or "an absolute breakdown."
The critical velocity at which a full collapse of a tower is determined.
Catherine O'Neill, the charity's services manager, admits it was rare for someone to undergo a full collapse but that McKeith's reported symptoms were all-too recognisable to sufferers.
But with their recent struggles, the games this week assume an added importance in maintaining a buffer to avoid a full collapse.
Failure studies are then conducted to assess the downburst and tornado velocities that would lead to a full collapse of the pole.
A full collapse of the Palestinian Authority would mean an end to the semiautonomous Palestinian government that was established by the 1993 Oslo peace accords and could bring on a larger political and financial role for Israel in the Palestinian territories, which it occupied in the 1967 Middle East war.
I don't think that will happen, I think Apple has enough ecosystem leverage with things like the iPad, iTunes, and their apps, that it would be very hard for a full collapse to occur.
But records show that, in the two hours before the full collapse, there was a series of problems on transmission lines in Ohio.
The evening of the "Lover Man" sessions, Parker experienced a full emotional collapse: he set his bed on fire with a cigarette and was subsequently jailed and sent to Camarillo State Hospital, a psychiatric institution near Los Angeles, for six months.
These users will slowly skew towards digital over the next decade, and I would expect a full print collapse by 2020 if not sooner.
While this isn't to say that Britain is facing a mass exodus of financial institutions and a full economic collapse, the current status quo has already impacted the decision-making process for many businesses.
A Council on Foreign Relations report calls the mission "the single most important factor preventing the full collapse of state authority" in the region.
