The phrase "application in full" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the complete submission or implementation of an application, often in formal contexts such as job applications or software submissions.
Example: "Please ensure that your application is submitted in full by the deadline to be considered for the position."
Alternatives: "complete application" or "full submission".
Ag2O is unsuitable for application in full-solar-spectrum photocatalysis, because it is unstable under UV irradiation.
This study indicated that the ammonia-N-based aeration control strategy holds promise for application in full-scale MBRs.
The developments of organic materials and advanced device structures in organic light-emitting devices (OLEDs) [1, 2] and especially white OLEDs (WOLEDs) [3, 4] have recently attracted much interest for their application in full-color display and next generation energy efficient solid-state lighting [5, 6].
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Lawrence J. Ellison, the chief executive, said in a conference call with investors that the application was in full swing and that the company would make "huge gains" in that segment.
And with application season in full swing — deadlines vary, but most are Jan . 1or Feb. 1 — colleges of all sizes and reputations are attending fairs, which are generally held in the fall until Thanksgiving, and even later.
This acellular synthetic dressing has clinical applications in full-thickness burn injury and wounds, and more limited uses in tissue regeneration.
