"full formation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of objects or individuals that are in a complete or organized state. For example, "The marching band was in full formation as they paraded down the street."
Boys and their toys are in full formation in "Transformers," a movie of epically assaultive noise and nonsense.
Canals originally crossed valleys on heavy masonry structures supporting the full formation, including puddled clay lining.
The full formation process was studied using the bubble geometrical properties (bubble center of gravity, aspect ratio, and contact angle).
This means Honda's 2016 HR-V will face a full formation of competing compact SUVs when it goes on sale next month.
Early peoples obtained oysters from the bay, which were eliminated due to changes in salinity after the full formation of Laguna Madre.
The full formation of the H2 phase is accomplished after ∼20 sec.
The Red Arrows will return to a full aerobatic formation of nine aircraft in 2013". Retired Air Vice Marshal Jerry Connelly said moving to a seven jet formation makes sense.
The prepared complexes were tested for their teratogenicity on chick embryos and found to be safe until a concentration of 100 μg/egg with full embryos formation.
Four years later he received even wider prominence with his publication of the first full in formation on the extent to which Hitler was re‐arming Germany, revelations that were quoted by Winston Churchill in the House of Commons in an effort to warn Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin of the impend ing danger of Nazism.
(XLS 10901 kb) Supplementary Fig. S1 Micrograph of Nipponbare (−P) showing full aerenchyma formation.
In the context of a given cosmological model, I will show how the galaxy-halo relation can be tightly constrained at low redshift, and how it can be used to infer the full star formation histories of galaxies.
