"full reduction" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to say that something has been completely reduced or reduced to its fullest extent. For example, "The store offered a full reduction in price for all items on sale."
The system was kept at 800 °C for 3 h to ensure the full reduction of the Ni anode.
Three of the projects did implement reductions listed on the reduction lists, but none implemented the full reduction list.
After the reduction-activation step, Ni is only present as metallic Ni (i.e., full reduction of NiO to Ni fcc has occurred).
It was proven that by fulfilling certain conditions such positions of vibrators give full reduction of an object's vibration.
If mortgage lenders had passed on the full reduction to their borrowers, someone with a 25-year, £100,000 repayment mortgage would have seen monthly payments fall from £763.39 to £635.87 since July 2000.
While the artifacts made on Cerro Huenul obsidian were represented by the full reduction sequence, those from Laguna del Maule are only represented by advanced stages.
This was due to a halving of the depth of edge influence and an almost full reduction of the magnitude of edge influence.
The full reduction in welfare benefits will take effect on June 1 for the able-bodied, and will be phased in by October 2004 for the elderly, people with disabilities or the medically unfit.
The retardation in the full reduction of the Ni O and Ni Al–O species could be due to the formation/presence of water produced from the formation of metallic Ni closer to the reactor inlet19,23.
As discussed previously, under reducing conditions, a Ni chemical gradient is observed along the length of the bed, which is a time effect (ie, delay in the full reduction of NiO and NiAl2O4).
Under similar experimental conditions the data obtained for an iron-porphyrin analogue points for a full reduction of dioxygen to water.
