The phrase "at a full scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is being done or represented in its entirety or maximum extent.
Example: "The project was tested at a full scale to ensure all systems functioned properly."
Alternatives: "at full capacity" or "on a large scale".
To this end, in-situ experiments are carried out at a full scale highway test section of CRCP.
The challenges are both the measurements at a full scale to visualize damages versus the resolution of pictures and the dynamical loading that requires a large number of pictures.
According to the light sensitivity of the photo-Fenton reaction with respect to the solar spectrum, the utilization of a solar light source is considered to be very economic alternative as compared to UV lamps for treatment of wastewater at a full scale (Nogueira et al. 2012; Luna et al. 2013).
Structure optimization of the one-stage micro-lever, resonator and bearing beam is discussed to produce a high scale factor of 221.67 Hz/g, which is confirmed by the measured value of 244.15 Hz/g at a full scale range of ±15 g.
Once the government debt crisis becomes a banking crisis, Swonk said, "There's no question that they'd step in at a full scale.
In this study, 5 mixtures in which cement was partially replaced by metakaolin, ground granulated blast furnace slag or silica fume were shot at different consistencies, in a full scale laboratory facility.
At its centre was a full scale re-enactment of Captain Phillip's historic landing complete with "natives" retreating before the might of the British musket.
There is general agreement on which subtests are to be used to arrive at good approximation of a full scale IQ [ 47].
At the organ level, a full scale simulation model of the heart was used to assess the ability of the proposed method to cope with the additional complexities associated with large scale cardiac electrophysiology models.
At Äspö Hard Rock Laboratory a full scale test of the Swedish concept for disposal of nuclear waste (KBS-3V) is in progress.
But now, Björk, Iceland's biggest export, is to be the subject of a full scale retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
