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Discover Ludwig"full-time basis" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing someone's employment status or schedule. For example: "I work on a full-time basis, Monday through Friday." "She was hired on a full-time basis with benefits." "The company offers both part-time and full-time basis positions." "I am only available to work on a full-time basis at this time."
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"But not on a full-time basis.
Warren wrote scripts for Granada Television on a full-time basis until 1968.
Later, she sang in Europe but not on a full-time basis and not in Germany.
I've taught players before, like Alonzo and Dikembe when they were in college, but never on a full-time basis".
Phelan says he can fulfil his ambition of landing the job on a full-time basis only by winning matches.
Our commissioners, Oxfordshire county council, based one qualified school nurse in each secondary school on a full-time basis.
So, I am appealing to you once again to consider joining Ofsted on a part-time or full-time basis.
Sheens is currently working with Super League club Salford on a full-time basis as a director of rugby.
"Oriol is a good driver, and we miss not being in the series on a full-time basis," Rahal said.
For most undergraduate awards, this costs less than £1,500 per annum, on a full-time basis.
It had always been a hobby and I'd always fancied doing it on a full-time basis".
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