"of full age" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to an individual's age and eligibility for certain events, activities, or roles. For example, "The mayor of the town is of full age, so he is eligible to vote in the upcoming election."
Fourthly, where a promise merely voidable has been ratified; as in the case of a person of full age promising to pay a debt contracted during his infancy.
Nevertheless, Henry had already (1227) declared himself a monarch of full age; it was only a matter of time before he would throw off Hubert's tutelage.
That all of said above-mentioned parties are of sound mind and of full age, except the Chemical Bank New York Trust Company, which is a corporation.
The parties to a contract had to be free citizens, of full age, free to contract, and under no legal disability.
Church trustees were elected by "Male members of full age" as in the entry of October 20, 1845 and included in the process a pro forma discussion of voting qualifications, the specifics of which are not included.
It would have been hard for the court of appeal to reverse a guilty plea, tendered at trial, by a woman of full age, legally represented and who, on Lord Judge's view, committed this crime.
In children aged three years or less the proportion of full age-appropriate EPI immunization was 56% (95%CI: 50 62%), and of age-inappropriate immunization 29% (95%CI: 24 34%).
Lower levels of full age-appropriate immunization were found in children in whom the regular EPI schedule could likely not be followed due to specific war-related events impacting on the community.
Fig. 4 a Contour plot for the state of chalking at the end of the full aging procedure (around 10.000 J/cm2) in relation to the formulations of Experiment II.
7 8 The study has shown that the CPRD includes a large number of BMI records across the full age range of children.
Our main outcome was the proportion of children with full age-appropriate immunization status.
