The phrase "a full exposure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a complete revelation or disclosure of information, often in contexts like investigations, reports, or analyses.
Example: "The journalist's article provided a full exposure of the corruption within the organization."
Alternatives: "a complete disclosure of" or "a thorough revelation of".
The reason is political: a full exposure of the Great Famine could undermine the legitimacy of a ruling party that clings to the political legacy of Mao, even though that legacy, a totalitarian Communist system, was the root cause of the famine.
The presence of the SDS in the OPA solution served to inactivate the enzyme and ensured a full exposure of amino groups.
Personally, I have no hesitation in making a full exposure of the joint in this manner.
A full exposure distribution is simulated for each of the 6561 experiments.
For instance, if ligand binding only allows a half-way proton transfer, this may result in only a partial rather than full exposure of the effector binding site.
But the exhibition also pulls its punches, reflecting the party's unease with full exposure of a cancer that has spread so deeply in its own ranks.
The injection could be executed quickly in less than 2 min without reflux of blood and possibly sodium thiosulphate, a good flow could be achieved with full exposure of the tumour bed to cisplatin.
The fast response of a nanotube sensor can be attributed to the full exposure of the nanotube surface area to chemical environments [17].
We emphasize that we were able to obtain a T20S reconstruction at 2.98 Å resolution using the full exposure of 53 e−/Å and prior to weighting individual movie frames.
The original work contained 20 junked cars that were stripped of their interiors, sandblasted to remove exterior paint, filled with concrete to various depths, from full exposure of the body to complete burial, and then covered with a thin layer of asphalt so that the sculpture blended in with its surroundings -- the shopping plaza parking lot.
Olds sometimes talks about the poet's "spectrum of loyalty and betrayal", where loyalty is total silence, refraining from telling the truth, and betrayal is full exposure of the personal lives of friends, family and self.
