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The phrase "with full knowledge of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express a person's understanding or awareness of a situation before taking action. For example, "I decided to invest in the stock market with full knowledge of the risks involved".
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With full knowledge of the ongoing killing, Karadžić declared a state of war in Srebrenica".
The rest of us must accept his presidency with full knowledge of the facts.
"Mr. Dochow, with full knowledge of the circumstances, communicated O.T.S.'s approval," Mr. Perry wrote.
He stipulated against such contingency, with full knowledge of its possible effect.
If Clinton decides to stand again, she will do so with full knowledge of what she's up against.
Otherwise it would confer an indefensible windfall gain on individuals who invested with full knowledge of the existing tax laws.
The service technician would call you back with full knowledge of you, your product, its warranty, etc.
There isn't a solution to some of them – it's whether government makes a decision with full knowledge of the problems.
The timelines were worked out in consultation with American and Russians experts with full knowledge of the OPCW's capabilities.
Earth Engineering Center: dedicated to the reconfiguring of industrial activities and products with full knowledge of the environmental consequences.
Using the courts, they delayed the promised emancipation for more than a decade, while the frustrated blacks continued to labor as slaves, with full knowledge of Ross's intentions.
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