The phrase "a fully operational system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that is functioning completely and effectively, often in technical or operational contexts.
Example: "After the final updates were installed, the team confirmed that we now have a fully operational system ready for deployment."
Alternatives: "a fully functional system" or "an operational system".
A fully operational system would require 1,500 of them.
Such deliveries frequently encompass the design and delivery of a fully operational system with additional components such as maintenance and optimization of system during its life cycle.
Going from the point in time when a dairy farm owner decides to install anaerobic digester gas (ADG) fueled OSG to a fully operational system is a task that can be challenging and involves close coordination of several different activities.
A fully operational system would use a network of sensors — 300 are in place now, but hundreds more are needed — to detect the first signs of a rupture, using the data to project the severity and breadth of the quake, the area most likely to be damaged and the number of seconds until the shaking begins.
A fully operational system is said to be 18 months away.
But the possibility remains, with Iranian officials themselves cheerfully predicting a fully operational system by March 2013.
They rely for the moment on GPS (American), which is the only fully operational system, while Galileo (European) is under development and Glonass (Russian) under renewal.
NAVSTAR Global Positioning System (GPS) [1] has been the most famous implementation of GNSS and the only fully operational system available for civilian users, although this situation is changing.
PayPal is often a default option for registered charities who can't afford the resources to have a fully operational payments system connected directly to their bank.
Late May: squad named Performance director Chris Spice With six months to go … Our longer term goals are to ensure our Futures and Junior programmes are strong and at the same time to have improved national leagues for men and women, as well as having a fully operational performance system of elite talent development.
State's own Inspector General laid out its concerns in a May 2011 report, concluding "Because of the complexity and considerable cost of construction, staffing, and logistics, there is a risk the Embassy will not have a fully operational medical system prior to the military's departure".
