The phrase "a full part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is a complete or integral component of a larger whole.
Example: "The new software update is a full part of our strategy to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "an integral part of" or "a complete component of".
So Lebanon is a full part of their strategy".
To be a full part of the team, you have to go underground.
With that in mind, "we wanted jade to be a full part of our collection," he said.
The president's third proposal was to consider new ways to make young African American men feel that they're a full part of this society.
The West could also agree to allow Syria's ruling Baathist party to be a full part of any political solution, including in the organization of elections, along the lines that allowed for a reasonably successful transition in Yemen.
Even after the Marne finally, if gingerly, embraced the Aube as a full part of Champagne in 1927, none of its vineyards were designated grand cru or even premier cru, marks of quality reserved only for the Marne.
Calling legalization of those immigrants "the most difficult side" of the immigration issue, Mr. Goodlatte said the committee would consider options to give "some kind of legal status to bring people out of the shadows," offering them a chance at "being a fuller part of our society".
Along with the Sub, the company rolled out two more products at its hardware event today: the Link and Link Amp, both designed to make the company's smart products a fuller part of the home sound system.
Watching Artie, and eventually the rest of the club, work to keep Brittany's belief intact was truly in the spirit of Christmas and should have been made into a fuller part of the episode.
They played a full part in the stodge of the Calcutta Cup, but how different they will feel about it.
Experts in our panel were also hesitant to give the partner a full part in the making of the decision.
