The phrase "ability to be full" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential of something to reach a state of fullness, whether literally or metaphorically.
Example: "The ability to be full is essential for understanding how different organisms store energy."
Alternatives: "capacity to be full" or "potential to be full".
In reference to UK's ability to fight on land, sea or air, he said: "With the fairly substantial reductions in defence spending in Great Britain, what we're finding is that it won't have full spectrum capabilities and the ability to be a full partner as they have been in the past".
On the UK's military cuts, Mr Gates told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "With the fairly substantial reductions in defence spending in Great Britain, what we're finding is that it won't have full spectrum capabilities and the ability to be a full partner as they have been in the past".
In January, Mr Gates said: "With the fairly substantial reductions in defence spending in Great Britain, what we're finding is that it won't have full spectrum capabilities and the ability to be a full partner as they have been in the past".
The special ability, Rage of the Gods, featured in the previous game is replaced by Rage of the Titans, and unlike the previous game, the Rage meter which allows usage of the ability does not have to be full in order to use the ability, and can be switched on and off at will.
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"Our success in research and resulting impact relies heavily on our ability to be a full part of European Union science arrangements and it is hard to see how they can be maintained upon a Brexit," she said.
Mr Gates said defence cuts, including the lack of an operational aircraft carrier, had reduced its ability to be a "full partner" to the United States across the whole range of military operations.
A reduction in staff in the Armed Forces would mean the UK would no longer have the "ability" to be a full military partner to the United States, Mr Gates said on Thursday.
Mr Gates said the erosion in Britain's capabilities had reduced its ability to be a "full partner" to the US.
