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The phrase "achievement of full implementation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the successful completion or realization of a particular plan, project, or policy.
Example: "The achievement of full implementation of the new software system is expected to enhance productivity across all departments."
Alternatives: "successful realization of" or "completion of".
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In Qatar, there is an expected difference of 153 achievement score points between a school with zero implementation of the TIMSS science topics and a school with full implementation of the TIMSS science topics.
We also encourage Ofgem to consider requiring implementation of BDO's recommendations in full and to publish, in its response to this report, its analysis of the cost to energy companies of full implementation.
The b TICS (within) indicates the expected difference in science achievement points between a school whose teachers have reported full implementation of the TIMSS content (i.e., all 18 TIMSS topics were taught) and a school whose teachers have reported zero implementation of the TIMSS content (i.e., none of the 18 TIMSS topics were taught).
We look forward to the day when full implementation of this agreement is achieved".
Again, full implementation of the technology has not been achieved but the platform has been created.
But full implementation of the law remains distant.
Full implementation of our recommendations will be an important start.
She called for the full implementation of its recommendations.
But in an unexpected move, she urged the full implementation of the Tomlinson proposals.
Jorg Asmussen, German deputy finance minister, said full implementation of the package must be swift.
Unions are demanding full implementation of the original agreement.
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