"in full amount" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a payment that is being made in its entirety. For example: "I was able to pay off my credit card balance in full amount."
(" 'A Man in Full' amounts to entertainment, not literature, even literature in a modest aspirant form").
The principal element for the existence and development of a social security system is the collection of enterprise social security premiums that have to be paid promptly and in full amounts.
On the seller side, worrying about converting bitcoin to real money isn't an issue; the selling party automatically gets the amount for whatever they sold in USD, in the full amount of USD the product or service was advertised at (there are no fees associated with bitcoin payments for either seller or buyer, Square tells us).
"During the year, the group repaid in full the total amount of £29.1m … owing to Mr R C Desmond in relation to the insurance claim," the company said in its financial filing for 2014.
Typically, a defendant in a civil lawsuit must post cash or a bond in the full amount of a jury award, plus interest, to avoid enforcement of that judgment while the defendant appeals.
The ensuing litigation resulted in a judgment entered for Bovard against the Bar 2008 Presidential Committee, Inc., in the full amount of $47,000.00.
To date, the biggest obstacles have been scale and mature markets that can accept and trade in the full amount of different goods.
If I had put in the full amount, I am sure the fees office would have paid up, but it would have been wrong.
"To earn their keep," the report said, "managers would have to create stock market value in the full amount of their pay".
After the mistake was corrected, the lawyer said they began planning to collect their winnings, which they chose to receive as a lump sum of $151.7 million rather than wait for annualized payments in the full amount.
