The phrase "a full physical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive medical examination or assessment of a person's health.
Example: "Before starting the new job, I need to schedule a full physical to ensure I'm in good health."
Alternatives: "complete physical examination" or "thorough medical check-up".
Tipping the scales at 335, he had gone to the Mayo Clinic for a full physical.
Still, Beljan arranged to have a full physical Tuesday at Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, near his home.
Some protective measures are pre- and postfight physicals and a requirement that athletes have a full physical exam within 12 months of their fights.
He told Mr. Teng he had a broken leg, which had been put in a cast, and was due to have a full physical on Thursday.
After an accident that drove an iron bar through his pre-frontal cortex (the portion of the brain situated above the eyes), Gage made a full physical recovery.
And alive he is, having made a full physical recovery, enough to roughhouse with his two young sons and work out at the gym.
But an international panel of experts concluded that in the vast majority of cases — the exceptions are patients who warrant a full physical work-up — questioning patients about their condition is enough to arrive at an accurate diagnosis.
Statistics from the Tourism Authority of Thailand support the impression of a full physical recovery for the tourist business — and until political uncertainty and the current global economic crisis sent visitor numbers plunging, an economic recovery as well.
Floyd had a full physical before signing his Mets contract, and General Manager Steve Phillips said he hoped Floyd's current symptoms would "gradually go away without having to shut him down".
Even after the tournament, Fifa's technical report noted that they "played the most spectacular football during the tournament … their readiness to risk something, linked to a full physical commitment, provided the Danish game with an exceptional dynamism".
Last month I went to my longtime internist for a full physical, just to make sure a cross-country bike trip was only a little crazy, not entirely insane.
