'entire periphery' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used as a noun to refer to the outside edge of something, often implying a shape or form of some kind. For example, "The entire periphery of the lake was surrounded by lush green trees."
When he reached the outfield wall, Jeter touched it and turned left and — still hustling — ran along its entire periphery.
Lean in far enough, and your entire periphery of vision is consumed, creating a very subtle feeling of being sucked inside.
When DeMent said the morning star shed its beams on her, Silvers doggedly walked the entire periphery of a circle of light on the stage.
The bound purines are held by hydrogen bonding interactions involving conserved nucleotides along their entire periphery.
The bottom electrode is unpatterned and grounded by capacitive coupling to a ground plane formed by metal layer covering the entire periphery of the resonator.
Finally, we collect Netflow measurements from the entire periphery of a Tier-1 ISP network to empirically validate the simple model we proposed.
In effect, containment came to be equated with constructing military alliances around the entire Soviet periphery over two continents.
To test this hypothesis, accurate tools for identifying motility modules over the entire cell periphery during spreading are required.
Implementing improved algorithms for analyzing edge dynamics over the entire cell periphery, we observed that a single domain of homogeneous cytoskeletal dynamics dominated each of the three phases of spreading.
Later in pachytene, chromatin is found distributed throughout the entire nuclear periphery.
The images of tumor fields were captured to be representative of the entire tumor periphery, using a raster pattern which allowed for fields captured to be random and not overlap 19.
