The phrase "a full determination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete or thorough decision or conclusion about a particular matter.
Example: "After careful consideration of all the evidence, the committee reached a full determination regarding the applicant's eligibility."
Alternatives: "a complete decision" or "a thorough conclusion".
Although, optical methods using birefringence and interference have been used to determine the macromolecular orientation in starch, to date a full determination of the polarization state of the output signals has not been reported.
We emphasize that our formulae fully agree with results obtained by stochastic simulations and approaches based on a full determination of the microscopic system's time evolution.
I do not believe that the act of state doctrine, as judicially fashioned in this Court, and the reasons underlying it, require American courts to decide cases in disregard of international law and of the rights of litigants to a full determination on the merits.
For instance Cornalba [127] answered this question for cyclic groups of prime order, thereby obtaining a full determination of the irreducible components of ( Sing (mathfrak M_g) ).
The better course, she said, would have been to return the case to the lower courts for a fuller determination of the facts concerning the structure.
A fuller determination of the causes of any shifts would benefit from an analysis at finer taxonomic resolutions.
Such a task requires full determination to rectify the media compass so as to be centred around the people.
The third issue related to the DAT is the clinical relevance of performing an extended DAT with full determination of the pattern of antibody reactivity instead of use of a polyvalent reagent only, such as in the gel test.
In the case of the general model, however, there is a fundamental ambiguity which prevents full determination of the model from measurements on a single structure.
Perutz subsequently showed that in oxygenated hemoglobin the four chains are rearranged, a discovery that led to the full determination of the molecular mechanism of oxygen transport and release by hemoglobin.
Published data were required for the full determination of only a minority of genotypes (for KIR2DL5, KIR2DS3 and KIR2DS5), and KIR2DL1 was the only locus that could not be reconstructed, due to its high frequency.
