The phrase "able to fully repay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing someone's capacity to pay back a debt or obligation in its entirety.
Example: "After careful consideration of my finances, I am confident that I am able to fully repay the loan by the end of the year."
Alternatives: "capable of completely repaying" or "in a position to repay in full."
"This cast has carried me around, and made me feel alive, and I will never be able to fully repay them," Mr. Kazee said.
Hurricane Katrina put the program so deeply into debt that federal officials have acknowledged they will never be able to fully repay the $18 billion Treasury-financed loan that bailed the program out.
The most acrimonious debate has been over the amount of losses banks should suffer for lending hundreds of billions of euros to countries that may not be able to fully repay.
The pullback — which is increasing almost daily — is driven by worries that some European countries may not be able to fully repay their bond borrowings, which in turn would damage banks that own large amounts of those bonds.
"But Dundee United are the main club that have helped me so much and I just want to score goals and try to repay 1% because, no matter what I do, I'll never be able to fully repay what they did for myself and my family.
Every one of us owes a debt of gratitude to our veterans that none of us will ever be able to fully repay.
More than half (55 per cent) said they expected not to fully repay the loans they had taken out to cover the fees.
Ms. Geller said that if the government offered to fully repay the bonds of ordinary holdouts, but not those of big hedge funds, she'd refuse.
The firm has now written down the holdings by 75 percent — an acknowledgement that the embattled country will most likely be unable to fully repay its loans.
According to Money Saving Expert you'd have to have a starting salary of £45,000 in order to be likely to fully repay your student loan.
"It is a debt we can never fully repay, but it is a debt we will never stop trying to fully repay," he said.
