"with full strength" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe that someone is doing something with the greatest effort or intensity. For example: She pulled the rope with full strength until it snapped.
"I can walk around my whole home now with full strength reception," he said.
"We have difficulty in acting with full strength if we feel we do not have the backing of the whole Council".
Interior Minister Eli Yishai said last week of the activity in one core area: "I intend to act on this issue with full strength.
Chancellor Angela Merkel called for their release, and Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said, "We work with full strength at all diplomatic levels" for their freedom.
First, a study was done which considered the concrete part of the cask in intact condition with full strength and stiffness.
A new program eilms is used to perform spin tracking simulations, for spin flippers in model rings with full strength Siberian Snakes, at a spin tune of 12. eilms employs canonical variables and symplectic unitary integrators for all beamline elements.
I've heard that weeds can be controlled organically by spraying them with full-strength vinegar.
Haley recommends washing it down with full-strength cider vinegar; two hours later, rinse with plain water.
With full-strength reds, blacks, yellows and blues, they show Held bending the gestural, relatively unhinged brushwork of much Abstract Expressionism into a rough-hewn geometry.
The heat of German Expressionism is well represented here by Emil Nolde's orange-on-orange 1919 portrait, "Strawberry-Blonde Girl," in a gallery of paintings that burn with full-strength primary colors.
Significant inhibition in the shoot growth of rice was observed when abiotic or biotic soil was amended with full-strength leaf leachate (T1) of C. murale compared to unamended soils.
