The phrase "a full concentration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the complete focus or attention given to a particular subject or task.
Example: "In order to achieve the best results, we need a full concentration of our resources on this project."
Alternatives: "complete focus on" or "total attention to".
While fewer and fewer people are left with any doubt that the case of Turkey is one about full concentration of power in a single person, who claims supremacy before all the state institutions, the state of its media is one, now, without any editorial independence and diversity.
It needs the full concentration of the United Nations and the United States to help it take the additional difficult steps needed to make sure that the brave hopes expressed on Saturday can be fulfilled and the long-term future of constitutional government assured.
Sailing requires the full concentration of all your senses, navigating, knowing where you are, dealing with the physical environment.
Anxiolytic actions were observed only with the full concentration of myristic acid found in human amniotic fluid and not with lower or higher concentrations.
Four experimental groups were included: vehicle (n = 10), one-third the concentration of the fatty acid found in human amniotic fluid (n = 10), the full concentration of the fatty acid found in amniotic fluid (n = 10), and double the concentration of the fatty acid found in human amniotic fluid (n = 10).
Fearing the Australians would be overwhelmed by the persistent Chinese attacks, Taylor ordered the Borderers and Shropshires to detach their Korean porters to resupply the Australians, while a full divisional concentration of artillery was fired in support of 3 RAR.
The terms PA and NA are not considered as opposites, but as distinctive dimensions with high PA a state of high energy, full concentration and pleasurable engagement and low NA a state of calmness and serenity [ 6].
Give the person you're with your full concentration for a certain period of time, then allow yourself a five-minute time-out to deal with whatever work has come in.
