The phrase "a full life cycle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the complete process or stages of development of a product, organism, or system from beginning to end.
Example: "The project aims to analyze a full life cycle of the product, from raw material extraction to disposal."
Alternatives: "an entire life cycle" or "a complete life cycle".
"I believe conventional plastics would probably be better than renewables over a full life cycle".
Arabidopsis plants grew and completed a full life cycle in microgravity.
"Some people leave just for the weather, but others leave because when we invented suburbia, we never really planned for it through a full life cycle," he said.
This applies over a full life cycle, taking account of emissions from power generation and emissions relating to production and disposal.
Advanced research that fills the knowledge gap regarding the understanding of NMs in scientific and social norms will be helpful in a full life cycle assessment of NMs.
The CSPD allows the qualitative assessment of environmental, economic and social aspects during the early phases of product development while considering a full life cycle perspective.
Remaining focused on its target customers, State Farm provides a full life-cycle product line.
In conclusion, a full life-cycle test demonstrated B. zschokkei is relatively sensitive to lindane compared with other freshwater crustaceans.
Once you do a full life-cycle analysis of your food, you find that the transportation generally accounts for only 2-42-4% its carbon footprint.
This chapter describes the business intelligence (BI) Pathway method, a full life-cycle, and business-driven approach to designing, developing, and deploying BI applications that improve profits.
The new Bay Area inventory is based on a full life-cycle analysis of the emissions generated in the production, use and disposal of each type of product or service.
