The phrase "a full set of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete collection of information or statistics needed for analysis or decision-making.
Example: "In order to conduct a thorough analysis, we need to gather a full set of data from the last five years."
Alternatives: "a complete dataset" or "an entire collection of data".
The $230 billion figure is incomplete because the researchers did not have a full set of data.
A full set of data should be generated for a vehicle control and two dose groups.
These tests make available a full set of data and recordings of limit cycles during galloping events.
Then 80 subjects with a full set of data for physical examinations, radiographs, MRI, and DXA were examined.
A full set of data on surface elastic properties including the intrinsic surface energy, the intrinsic surface stress tensor, and the surface elastic stiffness tensor have been computed and are reported here for these materials.
In those studies, a full set of data from single runs in driving simulator scenes involving a double lane change and a lane change in a curve (a single curve of common radius and angular change is used for all trials) is used for learning and prediction.
More young athletes need to be studied to create a fuller set of data to determine the long-term effect of the hits they absorbed.
Statistical analyses were performed on two sets: (a) the full analysis set (FAS), including all patients meeting the entry criteria, and (b) the complete metabolic data set (CMD), comprising all patients with a full set of metabolic data for both visits, who did not change their antipsychotic treatment during the course of the study.
From there, users were shown a full set of salary data.
The platform offers a full set of health data, from immunizations and allergies to doctor visits and growth charts, all of which can be accessed directly by doctors and caregivers once authorized by the parental units.
These results provide insight on the flow behavior, as well as a full set of experimental data which will drive development of constitutive models capable of predicting shear-banding.
