The phrase "able to fully test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability to conduct a comprehensive evaluation or examination of something, such as software or a product.
Example: "The new software update ensures that we are able to fully test the application before its release."
Alternatives: "capable of complete testing" or "able to thoroughly evaluate".
There's also now a battery saver mode that supposedly adds an extra 90 minutes of battery life, although I haven't been able to fully test this because of the limited amount of time I've had with Lollipop.
Until he's able to fully test his foot in a practice setting, nothing will be certain about Bosa beyond the fact the Chargers will be better when he is playing again -- be it next month or next season.
We were unable to generate P. multocida mutants with an inactivated gene encoding PM1665, so were not able to fully test this hypothesis.
However, we were not able to fully test this hypothesis because only four haplotypes, TCC, TCT, CCC and CAC, were observed in our population.
In addition, it would be possible to create better test bench to fully test the interpreter.
An inter-laboratory trial was not able to fully validate the test for good reproducibility (between laboratories) for Pb.
In 7 WS subjects who were not able to fully comprehend the psychoacoustic test, the sound perception data could not be analyzed (not included in Table 1).
In Figs. 2(a) and 2(b), in which the vector space is two-dimensional, 100000 runs of the program are sufficient, but we would need a much larger number of runs to be able to fully investigate ∣I∣ associated with the test model in question.
The TMDs of the other Sec61β homologs tested were also able to fully complement the defects of the Δsbh1 strain, indicating that the fundamental function of the TMD is conserved between species (Figure 5A C).
Under the conditions we tested, HARP is able to fully rewind the RPA-bound DNA in the presence of DNA-PK and ATP.
