The phrase "a full division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a complete or entire division, such as in military, organizational, or mathematical contexts.
Example: "The army deployed a full division to the front lines to strengthen their defenses."
Alternatives: "an entire division" or "a complete division".
He also disclosed he had ordered a full division of the French Army home from Algeria.
What does it mean for a full division of infantry to get a "collective bloody nose," or a brigade to have its flank "slapped".
The administration, which had lobbied New Delhi strenuously, had been hoping for a full division of 17,000 peacekeepers, which would have made India the second largest military presence in Iraq after the United States.
Fully driven out of City were Craig Bellamy, exiled to Cardiff City, a full division below, and Stephen Ireland, an academy boy who left complaining about the smashing of City's greenhouse.
Yesterday, though, on a sun-dappled pitch at Hampden Park, Celtic were knocked out of the Scottish Cup by Ross County, the most northerly senior football club in the United Kingdom and a full division below the famous Glasgow giants in the league.
Until the Cedar Falls operation, the Triangle long had a reputation as an enemy stronghold impenetrable to government troops, and had been said to shelter a full division of enemy troops and also a vast system of bunkers and tunnels used by the Front as headquarters for its Military Region IV, which surrounds the city of Saigon.
The division first acted as a training division and, in 1954, was converted to a full combat division and sent to Germany before being deactivated again in 1958.
Taiwan has a large naval base on one of the islands and a full armored division there.
The Bush administration had hoped that India would send a full army division of 17,000 soldiers and exerted considerable pressure on India to do so.
The United States bases 37,000 troops in South Korea, including a full combat division, near the demilitarized zone between the South and the North.
The Bush administration had hoped that India would send a full army division of 17,000 or more soldiers to serve in the Kurdish region around Mosul, and exerted considerable pressure on Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee to do so.
