The phrase "a two full years" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "two full years" or "a full two years."
Example: "I lived in that city for two full years before moving back home."
Alternatives: "a complete two years" or "a full two years."
In a period of two full years, Anthony and his side-kick, James, had grown up.
Originally locked away for minor offenses, the girl was moved from institution to institution, spending a total of two full years in solitary confinement leading up to her grisly death.
India currently is observing a significant public health milestone: two full years without a new case of poliomyelitis, the paralyzing and sometimes deadly virus that has robbed so many millions of our children of productive futures.
We have to raise about $250,000 to safely cover two full years of a smallish restaurant in a New York borough not named Manhattan.
The training process takes two full years, a succession of mental and physical tests held during the evenings and most weekends.
In 1764, Smith went to France as the intellectual companion of a Scottish duke, and stayed for two full years.
After an extraordinary effort, India, perhaps the country which had the greatest challenge, has celebrated two full years without a single confirmed case.
Shortly after the discovery of the Higgs, the LHC was shut down for two full years for a full servicing and upgrade.
For the second straight year, we only produced 47 columns, but by the calendar we've gone two full years and a few odd days.
Navel piercings can be the slowest to heal, with one source reporting a range of six months to two full years.
That was the start of the longest promotional tour of Sepultura's career, a worldwide affair that would span two full years.
