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The phrase "a full collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete set of items, such as books, artworks, or any other grouped objects.
Example: "The museum proudly displayed a full collection of ancient artifacts from the region."
Alternatives: "a complete set" or "an entire collection".
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Still, despite a vibrant collecting scene, no more than five people in the world own a full collection.
A full collection, Sound Houses, followed last year.
If it's a success, H&M says that a full collection could indeed follow.
Before investigating I presumed the store was a denim-only affair, but BLK DNM has a full collection of men's and women's street wear.
A full collection of the 161 pages of e-mails can be found on the Web site of the Leveson inquiry.
After a capsule collection of dresses and skirts launches online in June, there will be a full collection, including knitwear and shirting for spring/summer 2016.
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Links to the latest tech news, constantly updated from a wide range of sources, are available under the heading Around the Web on the main page, and in a fuller collection.
To return to the actual newspapers, the library holds an almost full collection of both papers.
Take a look at the full collection of collages on his website, here.
So don't be a T-sser, get the full collection T-day!
To model the data, we follow a generative scheme where the full collection of acquired measurements is encoded in the trajectory matrix (mathbf {M} in mathbb {R}^{K times L}).
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