The phrase "a full strength of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of having maximum capacity or intensity, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The team operated at a full strength of enthusiasm during the project."
Alternatives: "maximum capacity of" or "full capacity of".
The United Nations force was expected to reach a full strength of 11,000 by July; it now has 8,700 troops in Sierra Leone.
So far, 650 former guerrillas have been chosen for the first infantry battalion of the new force, which will expand over three years to a full strength of 1,500 regular soldiers and 1,500 reservists.
After winning 74 gold medals in Delhi 2010, where the English won 37, the ACGA set a modest target of 50 gold in Glasgow, fully aware of England's momentum from the London Olympics, the near home ground advantage and the fact they brought a full strength team north of the border.
While on a tour of England he was also instrumental in the GOP's demolition of a full strength Sussex side, clean bowling the ferocious batting legend Colonel H H Shri Sir Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji, Jam Sahib of Nawanagar, GCSI, GBE, for a duck.
That's pretty normal for an astronaut: Without the full strength of gravity pressing down on gel-filled discs between the vertebrae, they expand and lengthen the spine.
Various collar ring widths are examined for these horizontal diaphragms and a width (based on achieving full strength of the beam flanges) is found to produce an acceptable web panel performance.
"We need to ensure that we stay ahead of the game, capitalising on creative opportunities and working even more closely with the music community as a whole to leverage the full strength of the BBC".
It's remarkable that the San Andreas even produces small earthquakes in response to tidal forces, researchers said, given that the fault is not oriented in a way that gets the full strength of the tides.
The cricket world was stunned that a single American city could turn out a side capable of beating the full strength of Australia.
As the war unfolded, particularly over the last four days, the Serbian side deployed the full strength of an army built for conventional warfare against secessionists who, by the account of some Croatian commanders, had delayed too long before mobilizing, securing weapons and training troops.
Moreover, in GEM the General ψ-Product principle (P.16ψ) is also derivable as a theorem, with 'ψ' as weak as the requirement of mutual overlap, and we can introduce a corresponding functor as follows: The full strength of the theory can then be appreciated by considering that its models are closed under each of these functors, modulo the satisfiability of the relevant conditions.
