The phrase "a full graphic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete or detailed visual representation, such as an image or illustration.
Example: "The report includes a full graphic of the data trends over the past year."
Alternatives: "a complete graphic" or "a detailed graphic".
Visit our Results Page for a full graphic break down of the independence referendum.
It has a full graphic and user-friendly interface, and it operates on PC systems with Windows.
A company offering a full graphic design on demand service, SketchDeck, has raised half a million in new funding after completing nearly 2,000 projects, some of which have been as simple as a PowerPoint presentation and others which have been as complex as a complete company rebranding.
It was then published as a full graphic memoir.
A full graphic example of the experiment is shown in Figure 5. Different positions of the camera and measures were taken.
Bill Marsh, an illustrator at The Times, created the illuminating chart above (the image is a detail; click for the full graphic) to show just how close the asteroid known as 2012 DA14 will come on Friday.
Mark Denning greets me in full graphic designer uniform: horn-rimmed glasses, a vest over a dress shirt, and a sculpted goatee.
He created a full car graphic, a series of powder blue lines and rectangular shapes that intersect at points over the body of the car, for a white Mitsubishi Diamante.
Click HERE for full graphic (715k jpg) Studies have shown that a surface layer of fresher water in the Arctic Ocean has increased in volume by about 20 per cent over the past two decades.
Companies need the bandwidth because the ability to give full graphic display to products over the Internet will gain any firm a lot of attention and business.
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