The phrase "a fully explored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic, idea, or concept that has been thoroughly examined or investigated.
Example: "The research paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the subject, ensuring that all aspects are a fully explored."
Alternatives: "thoroughly examined" or "completely investigated".
A not fully explored and interesting consideration is how LoC relates to SRH and diseases in a population with risk for CVD.
Because, as quintessentially English as the settings for these two dramas are (bordered by ancient woodland and a south coast beach), they're also both detectably Scandinavian, responding to the example set by The Killing, a drama in which hinterland of a crime was fully explored.
MELBOURNE, Australia — The rivalry between Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer is now a fully formed, fully explored phenomenon, one that has put them on a first-name basis with much of the planet.
However, the approach differs from the standard GNSS model usage in that the LOS vector to be of a unit length is fully explored as a priori constraint for the carrier phase integer ambiguity resolution.
Alas, the increasingly onerous demands on our time often compromise our desire to see a puzzle be fully explored in the designated week, and any unfinished discussions or other loose ends tend to get abandoned as a new puzzle arrives.
For now, divers like Todd Gardner, 38, of Riverhead, N.Y., travel to Bonneville Seabase to swim with tropical species from around the world in an environment that can be fully explored in a couple of hours.
In the 1950's Mr. Barnet fully explored a long-held enthusiasm for the abstract designs of American Indian pottery.
In conclusion, IgG4-RD remains a field not yet fully explored or understood.
The real story is the number briefly highlighted in Dediu's chart above, but more fully explored a few days ago here: Apple captured two thirds of available mobile phone profits in Q2.
By the end of the evening, Kraftwerk's members had fully explored a future where meat and metal intertwine.
The art historian Sydney Freedberg thinks that Parmigianino had fully explored a certain style in the painting, so that it was "embalmed" or "entombed" and he didn't want to return to it.
