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"the full scale of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the entirety or complete extent of something. Here is an example: Example: The full scale of the damage caused by the hurricane was not fully realized until days later.
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The full scale of the reshuffle has not been decided.
"I don't think they realise the full scale of the reception that awaits them.
The statistics probably do not represent the full scale of violence nationally.
At the Vatican, Zhu took in the full scale of St. Peter's Square.
He admitted he had witnessed the full scale of emotions in his two matches in charge.
The full scale of the task facing Whitehall will become clear.
With each inspection, the full scale of the lax standards becomes clearer.
This morning, the full scale of Boris Johnson's above-inflation transport fare rises was revealed.
The full scale of the destruction was becoming apparent on Sunday.
As he spoke, the full scale of the killings began to emerge.
The investigation into the full scale of the scam and who has been involved is ongoing.
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