"full expansion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when something expands to its fullest potential. For example, "After years of practice, she reached full expansion of her capabilities and achieved success."
That was the largest gain since 2006, when the housing bubble was in full expansion.
But the Burning Crusade is World of Warcraft's first full expansion, which must be purchased at retail (for $40).
The first of the arrays began unfurling at 7 23 p.m. E.S.T., more than an hour behind schedule, and reached its full expansion in 14 minutes.
The Javits center would not get the full expansion its supporters wanted, but conventions could use the enclosed stadium for major events.
By getting things done while allowing others to take the credit, Mr. Takeshita perfected a model of money-centered, ideology-free machine politics whose opacity and indirection perfectly suited a modern Japan in full expansion.
But with the real estate bubble in full expansion, he was able to line up a $20 million loan from Canyon Capital Realty Advisors and a secondary loan from Oaktree Capital Management to buy the Edison.
The full expansion mutation is then passed to subsequent generations in a standard Mendelian fashion for example, autosomal dominant for Huntington disease and sex-linked for fragile-X syndrome.
Additionally, once cumulated to account for the full expansion of the balance sheet, the effects of QE, especially on GDP growth, would not look so dismal.One point that our research stresses is that the interaction of different unconventional policy tools is very important.
This phenotypic anticipation is paralleled by increases in the relevant repeat length as it is passed from one generation to the next, with increasing size leading to increasing instability, until a "full expansion" mutation is achieved, generally several generations following the initial appearance of the disorder in the family.
Follow up X-ray chest (Figs. 5 and 6) showed full expansion of the left lung.
