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The phrase "achieve full blockade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military strategy, logistics, or any situation where a complete obstruction or prevention is required.
Example: "The naval forces worked tirelessly to achieve full blockade of the enemy's supply routes."
Alternatives: "establish complete blockade" or "attain total blockade".
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These two nerves tend to take longer time to achieve full blockade.
Likewise, radial nerve which branch from the posterior cord was the second fastest (almost as quick as musculocutaneous nerve) to achieve full blockade.
The musculocutaneous nerve was the fastest to achieve sensory anaesthesia and motor paralysis, followed by radial nerve, ulnar nerve and median nerve tend to be the slowest to achieve full blockade.
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But why not achieve full accuracy?
Of course, policymakers could never really achieve full employment.
But these algorithms cannot achieve full coverage.
Florida didn't achieve full enfranchisement with this week's vote.
Nevertheless, his underlying goal was to achieve "full employment".
We possibly did not achieve full saturation, especially among employees.
Composite productions can't achieve full-throatedness.
You! You!" -- until he had achieved full cooperation.
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