The phrase "full function of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the complete operational capacity or role of something.
Example: "The software is designed to utilize the full function of the hardware to enhance performance."
Alternatives: "complete functionality of" or "entire capability of".
Moreover, he added, "Patients have to be committed to physical therapy" for six weeks to four months before they can expect to regain full function of the hand.
To this day, she endures severe nerve pain and still does not have full function of her hand.
The treatment of ankle fractures has a primary goal of restoring the full function of the injured extremity.
In this time, he regained full function of his ankle without pain or recurrence of his previous symptoms.
This chip provides a full function of recording a transient behavior of detector charge signals for each pulse.
Using previous result of investigation, this new processor embedded digitizer supports full function of EPICS including KSTAR standard software framework.
"The thing we have been trying to find is a model that will give the artists who cannot support the full functions of a label some income," said Hands.
The second, lowercase G shows which of x and y would be generated by each of the different operators, and it cycles through to show the full functions of each one.
After severing ties with his former political heir Philippe Yacé in 1980, who, as president of the National Assembly, was entitled to exercise the full functions of President of the Republic if the Head of State was incapacitated or absent, Houphouët-Boigny delayed as much as he could in officially designating a successor.
In addition, various buttons and the menu bar are provided for the important and full functions of the Client, respectively.
Reconstruction of the affected areas, full functioning of social infrastructures and other basic services have become everyone's priority.
