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The phrase "a full post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete article or entry, typically in the context of blogs, forums, or social media.
Example: "I just finished writing a full post about the benefits of meditation for mental health."
Alternatives: "a complete article" or "an entire entry".
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Conduct a full post mortem, unpleasant though it may be.
I'll write a full post about his comments soon.
A full post weld heat treatment is assumed to be carried out and the effects of welding induced residual stresses were neglected.
More contributions to this topic would be warmly welcome - comment opportunities below, obviously, but if you'd like to do a full post, please email it to [email protected] and we'll get it up.
We have a full post about this new feature here.
I wrote a full post on how to be effective on a panel.
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Tests were ordered by magistrates before a full post-mortem examination.
"A full post-mortem will be conducted to determine the cause of death for both Ms Rufino and Mr Roberts.
It is assumed that a full post-weld heat treatment has been carried out and that the effects of welding induced residual stresses reduce to negligible levels.
I love a full English – although "full English" used to be our name for a full post-festival party meltdown – "Oh, you're having the full English, aren't you?
Mr. Gore, who has traveled extensively in recent years in support of his business ventures and climate change activism, had settled into a full post-political life.
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