"full points" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the end of a statement, just as a period or full stop would. For example, "The answer is clear - full points!".
But under this system they could build up full points.
— Give the Aspen Music Festival and School full points for resilience.
After two days of better ball and alternate shot, they'll be down two full points, roughly.
A 4. I did not even get full points for writing style.
"It's like ice skating, where you won't get full points if you don't land properly".
Last year, 16 institutions scored full points in the curriculum section; this year 33 did.
At StubHub, Martins scored nine minutes from time to secure full points.
It does win full points for the best chilli kick of the night.
In Dallas, it was an 85th-minute goal that gave the Sounders full points.
Plymouth scores full points for every policy measure apart from ethical investment.
Full points are awarded under this EPSC model factor if the duration is equal to or less than 5 years.
