The phrase "a full strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a comprehensive plan or approach to achieve a specific goal or objective.
Example: "In order to succeed in the market, we need to develop a full strategy that addresses all aspects of our business."
Alternatives: "a complete plan" or "a comprehensive approach".
"This isn't a full strategy, but it could facilitate the overthrow of Assad and have a real humanitarian benefit," Perry said.
This is now active noncooperation, which may very well backfire unless a full strategy has been developed and is implemented carefully.
The budget report said a full strategy on how the targets will be met is due this summer, but that the "latest government modelling" showed it was on course to meet the 2020 and two interim targets.
One remarkable document, the text of a report by a Soviet agent in Spain sent to none other than Kliment Voroshilov, Stalin's army chief, outlines a full strategy for going "decisively and consciously to battle" against the Republican government of Francisco Largo Caballero, the Socialist premier who, in the view of Moscow's agents, "is making desperate efforts to isolate the Communists".
The Deputy Secretary stressed the importance of fashioning a full strategy to address the DPRK nuclear issue and having a unified position among Six-Party Talks partners and allies that would lead to an effective and diplomatic resolution of the problem.
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"Social Media for the NHL will continue to expand beyond traditional platforms and encompass a full-strategy approach to leveraging mobile platforms, including social, apps and responsive design in a way that empowers fans to talk hockey 24/7," she said.
Our proposition is based on two possible strategies: a One-Step Strategy or a Full Sequential Strategy.
We linked hospital and death records using a full probabilistic strategy, the SLK-581, and three combined strategies; and compared results for each strategy.
We linked NSW Admitted Patient Data (APD) and Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages (RBDM) death registration data using a full probabilistic strategy, the SLK-581, and three combined strategies.
The filters for all databases and a full search strategy for PubMed can be found in online supplementary annex 1 (Electronic search strategies).
