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The phrase "a full number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete or whole number, often in mathematical or numerical contexts.
Example: "In this equation, we need to use a full number rather than a decimal."
Alternatives: "a whole number" or "an integer".
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When weighed down with a full number of passengers it was certainly harder to handle.
To call Bratislava, the country code is 421 and the city code is 2 (except where a full number is given).
An egg has a full number of chromosomes right up until fertilization, when it ejects half of them and receives a half set from the sperm.
The off-campus garage apartment that Houston quarterback Case Keenum and his wife, Kimberly, share is so modest that it does not have a full number in its mailing address.
Helio Ocean-esque keys complete with a full number row? Yes, please.
The keyboard is comfortable to type on, though the inclusion of a full number pad pushes your home row pretty far to the left.
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The real unemployment rate - not the one in headlines (6.3% in May, the US Department of Labor announced Friday morning), but the one that counts a fuller number of the unemployed as well - is around 12%.
This union produced a cell containing the full number of chromosomes.
Therefore, it is desirable to estimate all the path gains, if possible, using only a small fraction of the full number of measurements.
So if this ejection is suppressed, an egg will have the full number of chromosomes.
Pat Nixon is presented in a full yellow number, "with sheer edging at bosom and hemline," according to Tierney's back-page notes.
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