The phrase "accept fully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the complete acceptance of an idea, situation, or person without reservations.
Example: "In order to move forward, we must accept fully the changes that have been proposed."
Alternatives: "embrace completely" or "acknowledge entirely".
He added, "I accept fully their expressions of regret".
I accept fully that those opposed to this course of action share my detestation of Saddam.
With Japan, the South Korean public was not quite ready to accept fully Lee's attempts to compartmentalize history issues.
In Pretty in Pink the choice was to give up the alternativeness of her friends and accept, fully, the bland Blaine lifestyle.
It is to accept fully our responsibilities and our failings, as a government and as a country," Trudeau told hundreds of residential school survivors as the report was released Tuesday.
The company announced that it will continue to accept fully assembled bikes after it was accused of treating cyclists as third class passengers and was warned the plan would discourage new cyclists and make air travel a more attractive option.
"For the first time in my life, Jeff makes me feel fully seen, fully accepted, fully loved".
But it is one thing to be accepted fully by his teammates, and another to be accepted by a nation that lacks ethnic diversity.
"This morning, by pleading guilty, Chris has accepted fully the responsibility for the crimes he has committed," Harn's lawyer, Daniel Conti, said.
"And do you want to be accepted fully?" Although Mr. Haigh resisted turning his characters into mouthpieces, he said he thought of them as embodying conflicting impulses.
Mihajlovic was born in Vukovar to a Croatian mother and Serbian father but who, at the time, had not been accepted fully by either community.
