The phrase "a full function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, programming, or any situation where a complete or comprehensive function is being described.
Example: "In this programming language, a full function must include both input parameters and a return value."
Alternatives: "a complete function" or "a comprehensive function".
This chip provides a full function of recording a transient behavior of detector charge signals for each pulse.
Presumably, additional PIPs or other channels also govern transport of CO2 across PMs, and they may function as a consortium to implement a full function in the process24.
In this paper, a full function, efficient, and economical PACS system is presented as a viable, non-compromising option for many small and medium-sized hospitals.
The LT1765 is a full function current mode pulse width modulation (PWM) IC with an integral NPN transistor switch, current sense resistor, and slope compensation.
It features continuous heart rate zone monitoring for a more accurate view of your performance and all-day calorie burn, and also has a full function standalone music player.
Concerning software configuration, the static nodes or beacons (Rx nodes) are set as Reduced Function Devices (RFD), and the mobile node (Tx node) is configured as a Full Function Device (FFD).
By the middle 1990s, there was a full, functioning, free operating system spreading across the Internet.
Based on a reasoner, our framework can easily infer some context anomalies and take appropriate measures to restore the system in a full functioning state.
G130 was chosen after preliminary studies determined that this gestational age represented a critical period for the development of several metabolic systems: 1) hypothalamic circuits have started to develop, 2) there is widespread pancreatic β-cell development, 3) there is a full functioning placenta that is not at near term, and 4) there is very little white adipose tissue (WAT).
If all goes well, you will have a full functioning business, which if you keep up with it, could turn into a big organization!
