The phrase "a fully organized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is completely arranged or structured in an orderly manner.
Example: "The event was a success because it was a fully organized affair, with every detail meticulously planned."
Alternatives: "a well-structured" or "a completely arranged".
Getting a schedule to keep yourself fully organized is a good way to help.
11 Another study of cognitively impaired older people included an intervention that was fully organized and coordinated by a hospital-based research team, which made adherence difficult.
A plan is never fully organized, and the part that is organized cannot be remembered long enough to be performed.
In addition, she said, the manga and animation programs might not have yet been fully organized into a coherent body of knowledge and theories that scholars from other countries can understand and appreciate.
Once fully organized, the colossal beer organization has been able to take on several sidelines, including a trade in other liquors, industrial alcohol, dope, and some little running of Poles, Russians, Chinese, and others past the immigration officials.
"Unions can say, 'Look at Southwest Airlines, they're fully organized, they have a productive relationship with the unions and they've been the most profitable airline,' " Professor Hurd said.
Here we describe a new ex vivo culture technique, wherein mature, fully organized zebrafish granulomas are microdissected and maintained in three-dimensional (3D) culture.
Table tennis as well as being fully organized is also extremely popular as a recreational game and is so played in all types of sports clubs, social clubs, and game rooms, in the home, and even out-of-doors when conditions are reasonably calm.
In an email to HuffPost, Dion said that his group was "still getting fully organized," and that he didn't "really have anything to share at this point".
But the budget has always been limited, and there has been no fully organized programming.
