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The phrase "full or partial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that can be carried out either completely or partly. For example: "You can choose to make a full or partial payment on this invoice."
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Full or partial nudity was also forbidden.
Grow somewhere sheltered in full or partial sun, and south- or west-facing.
Full or partial necropsies were conducted on 67 of them in the second week in May.
Across the country, 500 local law enforcement agencies require full or partial recording of interrogations, the report says.
Last year, the department issued 9,929 full or partial stop-work orders at construction sites for safety-related problems.
While benefit arrangements depend on the company, it is not unusual for job sharers to have full or partial benefits.
For those who have lost most of their teeth, implants can be used to anchor a full or partial denture.
Lessees who returned their cars and paid excess mileage charges may receive a full or partial refund.
In addition, more than 20 states allow full or partial tax deduction of contributions to in-state 529's.
In 2016, the Canadian Coast Guard counted forty-seven ships making a full or partial transit of the Northwest Passage.
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