The phrase "act fully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to encourage someone to engage or participate completely in an activity or situation.
Example: "In order to achieve the best results, you must act fully in the project and contribute your ideas."
Alternatives: "participate completely" or "engage fully".
In theory, the act fully finances the new tests.
The glass and PVB layers were assumed to act fully compositely during the pre-crack phase of the deformation.
The haze and visibility problems that afflict many parks, for instance, are directly traceable to the White House's reluctance to enforce the Clean Air Act fully.
2. The amended Act fully protects a person against incrimination for past or present violations, and creates no substantial hazards of future incrimination.
Automatic systems, such as mechanised sentries in the Korean demilitarised zone and Israel's Iron Dome, have already been deployed but cannot act fully autonomously.
For the sake of freedom and security, it is time to apply the International Religious Freedom Act fully and the country designation process decisively.
Barça said the club had acted "fully within the law" and rejected the accusations.
He noted: "Sir Thomas found that Mr Malik has acted fully within the ACA [additional costs allowance] rules at all times, both in this year and in previous years.
Patrick J. Lynch, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, defended Officer Carey, saying the department would find that he "acted fully within the scope of his duty and the guidelines of the department".
Brian R. Smith, of the Hartford law firm of Robinson & Cole, filed his brief for the plaintiffs last Sept. 1 and Hayden Garrish, town counsel for Greenwich, filed his brief on Dec. 1, asserting that the town acted fully within state statutes.
Moreover, we determined that a slight increase in specific volume at temperatures below the melting point of the matrix polymer acts fully as a driving force for forming a gap between fillers.
