The phrase "a fully dissociated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, psychology, or discussions about separation or disconnection of elements or concepts.
Example: "In a fully dissociated state, the compound breaks down into its individual ions."
Alternatives: "completely dissociated" or "entirely separated".
The increases in FRET ratio amplitude that we observed may be due to an increase in fully dissociated heterotrimers, which causes a loss of FRET.
The calculations were performed using TZVP and TZVPD-FINE parameterizations and fully dissociated and non-dissociated representations of the H-bond acceptor molecules.
Cells were fully dissociated with a flame-polished pipette, and centrifuged (10 min, 1000 rpm, RT) with BSA column.
After centrifugation, tumors were resuspended in dissociation buffer (50 mM Hepes-KOH pH7.5, 140 mM NaCl, 1 mM EDTA, 10% glycerol, 0.5% NP-40, 0.25% Triton X100 and protease inhibitor) and fully dissociated with a glass dounce homogenizer.
These SNAP 23-containing protein complexes partially dissociated after a heat treatment at 90°C and fully dissociated into monomers after heat treatment at 100°C.
Upon pressure-jump up to 2 kbar, the matured protofibrils grown over several months become fully dissociated into monomers within a few days.
The fully dissociated spinal cords were plated onto a cover glass in a Petri dish.
However, in that study, we were very limited in the pH range that we could use, because high-spin NP4 forms a homodimer at pH 5.0, which is not fully dissociated until at least pH 6.0, and we felt that to be sure we were not measuring the dynamics of dimer formation and/or dissociation, we could study NP4 at only pH ≥6.5.
Because these two different classes of feature variations were not manipulated independently in the present study, this design might be conceived as representing only two conditions of a larger 2 × 2 design that would have fully dissociated the spatial embedding/embodying features of the activity from the temporal distribution of the activities.
