The phrase "a fully appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is completely suitable or fitting in a particular context.
Example: "The dress code for the event is formal, so wearing a tuxedo is a fully appropriate choice."
Alternatives: "entirely suitable" or "perfectly fitting".
If the thing strikes my audience as a fully appropriate object of attention in its own right, their attention will dwell on it and go no further; they'll treat my drawing their attention to it as an end in itself, as it were.
This provides us with reassurance, given the problems experienced both with accurately capturing all GWAS hits and with defining a fully appropriate comparative GWAS panel set.
Standards of the training were evaluated as a) fully appropriate, b) mostly appropriate, c) partially appropriate, or d) not appropriate.
Comparing the statistical fit of the 64 Subareas to the 33 Hospital Groups is not a fully appropriate approach to evaluating the new clustering methodology against the Thomas Methodology.
Once again, though, he tabled any fully appropriate negative feelings for the business.
Customization – that is, modification of the equations that transform a score (or the directly measured variables) to a probability of mortality – has been suggested as a possible approach when there is evidence that a given model is not fully appropriate and an unbiased estimation of mortality is needed.
As minimum wages are theoretically associated with an employment reduction, firms cannot fully appropriate the gains in form of a higher productivity leading to a reduced incentive for training provision.
His quavering strokes of pen-and-ink, accentuated with faint sweeps of wash, exude a reverse-gravitational pull that's fully appropriate to his subjects: a St. Dominic borne heavenward by prayer, or a Psyche being airlifted to Olympus.
Accordingly, I believe it is fully appropriate for a state to recognize both traditional marriage as well as same-sex marriage, and therefore I support the recent decision by a Monroe County Circuit Judge".
The subjects recruited into the controlled exposure studies are often required to be on fully appropriate medications, a condition that cannot be controlled in epidemiological studies.
Schulz [5] argues along similar lines viewing standard sleep staging as no longer fully appropriate in an age where all data is available in digital form ready for computer processing.
