The phrase "a fully established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been completely set up or confirmed, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The company has become a fully established leader in the tech industry over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a well-established" or "a thoroughly established".
It gradually recovers as the startup strives to become a fully established industry player.
But commercial drones are still far from a fully established industry.
Analysts said Uber's attempt to buy Here would give it access to a fully established digital mapping business.
But it was not until 1870, with the publication of Camille Jordan's Traité des Substitutions, that group theory became a fully established part of mathematics.
Ni–(47.9 and 48.5) at.% Ti were further aged for 1 h at 553 K, and small-angle scattering shows a fully established precipitate microstructure.
"I think that once there is a fully established Iraqi government," she said, "we have to make it very clear that the Iraqis are responsible for their own security, the Iraqis are responsible for ending the sectarian violence".
And the action, though new in specie, is founded on a principle fully established, that a man must so use his own property as not to injure that of others.
Implementation and Management Scenario Two: A Project Steering Committee working with an independent, fully established PROJECT Coordination and Support UNIT (PCSU) at the National level, with a functional Project support team at Prefecture level and fully restructured implementation and management units at commune and community levels.
Herein we report for the first time the development of an almost fully established mucosal atrophic lesion in the proximal colon of a patient with long standing CC.
So to a robot, once fully established in that new world, a second is a million seconds.
In Africa, an NFCS is fully established in eight countries, and seven other countries are at different stages of putting one in place.
