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The phrase "a full day of exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a day dedicated entirely to physical activity or workouts.
Example: "After committing to a full day of exercise, I felt more energized and accomplished than ever."
Alternatives: "a complete day of workouts" or "an entire day of physical activity".
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Not for nothing, but that doesn't sound too bad, a full day of exercise and philosophy classes.
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Many of the other patients at Passages Malibu -- the California treatment center where Natalie was fighting a cocaine and alcohol habit -- would come back at the end of a full day of therapy and exercise.
During a full day of tests and group exercises, his presentation, analytical and interaction skills were scrutinised and his vision probed with colour-blindness challenges since tasters must be able to distinguish the differing colours as well as the flavours of tea leaves.
"I found my civilian life to be slow moving and unsatisfying," she told me one evening in September after a full day of class and training exercises at the prestigious Pakistan Military Academy (PMA).
Practice a full day of Sabbath rest.
In conclusion, we show that a full day of CL glucose control is possible, even when systems are challenged with meals and exercise, and that the level of glycemic control is comparable with OL control.
The next day is a full day of talks and roundtable discussions, which continue Monday morning.
Lagarde has a full day ahead of her, a full week, a full year.
After her full day of work, she usually fights to squeeze in a nap between errands and exercise.
This equates to approximately 70,000-100,000 NZD for a science agency to participate in a full scale CDEM led national exercise like Ruaumoko with realistic timelines (including a full week of exercise play).
A full description of each exercise is presented in table 1 below.
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