The phrase "full manuscript" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in the context of a discussion about submitting or reviewing a written piece, for example: "The author submitted a full manuscript for our review."
I would be very grateful if you could tell me if you would be interested in seeing the full manuscript.
In stage 2, they then submit the full manuscript – the introduction and agreed methods from stage 1, plus results and discussion sections.
In doing so, he hopes to retain much of the scholarly information that might have been gleaned from the full manuscript.
Separately, the Guardian is conducting a unique experiment, publishing online the full manuscript of a major investigation into the email controversy and allowing users to annotate the manuscript to help create the definitive account of the story.
The full manuscript of "Citizen Girl" arrived at Random House last year after a shake-up that included the firing of its president and publisher, Ann Godoff (who then landed at the Penguin unit of Pearson).
When I was halfway through the full manuscript I emailed her to ask if she had signed with anyone else, to which she told me she had four offers from other agents.
In its initial phase Book Country will allow writers to post their own work — whether it's an opening chapter or a full manuscript — and receive critiques from other users, who can comment on points like character development, pacing and dialogue.
The full manuscript had been housed in Topkapi Palace in Istanbul until early in the 20th century, but today its pages are separated and in the hands of various museums and private collectors.
While you should only submit your book to one publisher at a time, it is acceptable to send a small sample (half a dozen of your best poems) to several publishers with a letter asking if they'd like to see the full manuscript.
In a unique experiment, The Guardian published online the full manuscript of its major investigation into the climate science emails stolen from the University of East Anglia, which revealed apparent attempts to cover up flawed data; moves to prevent access to climate data; and to keep research from climate sceptics out of the scientific literature.
KKK structured the full manuscript.
