The phrase "in full spectrum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that encompasses a wide range or variety, often in contexts like light, color, or experiences.
Example: "The artist's work captures emotions in full spectrum, showcasing the depth of human experience."
Alternatives: "across the spectrum" or "in a broad range."
Mrs. Moats, 30, is a midwife and a partner in Full Spectrum Midwifery in Burlington, Vt.
"The Attitude of the Earth Towards Other Bodies," in Full Spectrum 2 (edited by Lou Aronica, et. al) (Universal Grammar).
Does this material work in full spectrum or is it like the solar panels of old; restricted to a predetermined wavelength?
More broadly, he argued, the west had not caught up with the consequences of a change in the balance of power in the past 15 years, including a Russian and Chinese decision to invest in full spectrum military power.
As a squad leader in Full Spectrum Warrior, you do not even carry a gun that fires, which makes it the first military-action video game in which the player never discharges a weapon.
"When we know, we have got to consider how to respond". Sir Michael said that, when identified, perpetrators should be prosecuted when possible but the UK was investing in "full spectrum capabilities" ranging from cyber attacks to more conventional military responses.
But he said the service would be better for having a more diverse workforce and that old recruitment techniques, such as "the tap on the shoulder", were required to bring in a full spectrum of talent.
Plasmonic photocatalysts with this design achieved dramatically enhanced activity in full-spectrum photocatalytic hydrogen production.
The data show that leaves of these tropical tree seedlings, when developing in full-spectrum sunlight, are effectively protected against high solar UV-B radiation.
Importantly, due to the photoinduced electron transfer and upconverison luminescence properties of CQDs, the CQDs/Ag/Ag2O ternary photocatalysts exhibit excellent photocatalytic activity and operational stability in full-spectrum.
To that end, he led efforts to write a counterinsurgency manual — a blueprint for the wars today — and also a new guide on Army leadership that "tried to come to grips with all of these attributes needed in leaders in full-spectrum operations," General Petraeus said.
