The phrase "a full pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete or comprehensive design, model, or arrangement in various contexts, such as art, mathematics, or behavior.
Example: "The artist created a full pattern for the mural, ensuring every detail was meticulously planned out."
Alternatives: "a complete design" or "an entire model".
Meanwhile the Department of Trade and Industry has banned coal exports, except under licence, until further notice and British Rail has announced that a full pattern of peak and off-peak electric suburban and local train services will be restored in England and Scotland from Monday.
It is shown how a full pattern fitting of diffraction spectra can be successfully applied to a comprehensive investigation of a material modification process, if appropriate physical models are used to describe the scattering event instead of semiempirical functions.
But she said in most cases the full impact of abusive behaviour was not put before the court, because the current criminal law looked at individual incidents rather than being able to take an overview of a full pattern of behaviour.
However, synergistic effects of LPS infusion and VILI are used to achieve a full pattern human-like ARDS in experimental models [ 22].
The field experiment investigated competition during spring–summer epidemics, and perhaps, a full pattern of local adaptation would emerge over the entire season.
We consider that the failure to generate a full pattern in these cases might be due to either poor quality or quantity of DNA in some tissue extracts or possibly, a combination of both.
The high sensitivity of neutron diffraction to lattice strain is exploited to precisely analyze the change of domain texture and strain through a full-pattern Rietveld method.
The size, strain, shape, and crystalline structure of these functionalized nanoparticles were determined by a full-pattern X-ray powder diffraction, XRD analysis, high-resolution TEM, and photoluminescence spectroscopy measurements.
The size, strain, shape, and crystalline structure of these functionalized nanoparticles were determined by a full-pattern X-ray powder diffraction analysis, high-resolution TEM, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.
The size, shape, and crystalline structure, i.e., also multiple twin nanoclusters of non-crystallographic structures, of these functionalized nanoparticles were determined quantitatively by a full-pattern X-ray powder diffraction.
The movement should now turn its attention to the Department of Justice, demanding a federal civil rights indictment against Wilson, a full scale pattern and practice investigation of the Ferguson Police Department, and, more broadly, an end to systemic and racist police violence.
