The phrase "has full autonomy" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something or someone has complete independence or self-governance. Example: As the CEO of the company, she has full autonomy to make all business decisions without seeking approval from the board of directors.
Perez said: "He [Benitez] has full autonomy to do what he thinks right and what is best for the club.
During the 2014 election campaign, Rousseff praised the work of the Federal Police, which has full autonomy in its investigations.
At Abigaile, Papantonio has full autonomy to create new recipes and brew any style that he likes, and he's spent the past couple of months becoming familiar with the copper-clad brewing equipment that's the second-most prominent design feature of the decades-old space.
It will answer directly to the pope but have "full autonomy and independence," the statute said.
To that end, Mr. Lundvall said he still had full autonomy over the Blue Note roster.
"I actually think at the point which cars are being made that have full autonomy, any cars that are being made that don't have full autonomy will have negative value".
He wants the Scottish Tories to have full autonomy over the party's election manifesto in Scotland.
Before signing, Walsh wants renewed assurance that he will have full autonomy on basketball decisions, as he was promised three years ago.
Local administrators still have full autonomy over local resources but you're relieved of repetitive account-management tasks.
When Minaya was hired as general manager on Sept. 30, 2004, the Mets' principal owner, Fred Wilpon, told him that he had "full autonomy" in making baseball decisions.
As opposed to the sharia, Druze and rabbinical courts, which are supervised by the ministry of justice, ecclesiastical courts have full "autonomy".
