The phrase "adopted in full" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something, such as a policy or proposal, has been accepted completely without any modifications.
Example: "The committee has reviewed the proposal and has decided to adopt it in full."
Alternatives: "accepted entirely" or "embraced completely".
While not adopted in full, they are reflected in some key elements of the reform package.
The odds remain long that any of these proposals will be adopted in full.
The board, however, is expected to alter radically if the proposals outlined by Myners are adopted in full.
Thus I wrote to the Pope and was extremely pleased that, in 1962 at the Second Vatican Council, it was announced that my recommendations had been adopted in full.
The proposals will be discussed at an EU summit in December, but the chances that they will be adopted in full seem slim.Some reluctance to prime the fiscal pump may seem reasonable.
Vocabulary: recruit, lure, discounts, advocacy, colleagues, shortage, retirees, conventional, wisdom, routine, retailing, turnover, stressful, missions, demographic, trends, dwindling, prototypes Extension Activities: 1. Research the president's proposal to reform Social Security and create one or more charts that show the effect of the reforms (if adopted in full) on people who are 55 and above.
Congress enacted the first Articles in 1789 by adopting in full the Articles promulgated in 1775 (and revised in 1776) by the Continental Congress.
Talking about the broader issue of antisemitism, Mann said Labour under Corbyn should now adopt in full the definition of antisemitism accepted by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance IHRAA).
The "arrogance" displayed by Corbyn's team by its refusal to adopt in full the internationally accepted International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance IHRAA) definition of antisemitism "takes one's breath away", she said.
Ed Miliband has written to the prime minister saying it is a "question of trust" that David Cameron implement the advice of independent climate change advisers and adopt in full a fourth carbon budget.
The party's ruling body agreed yesterday to adopt in full an international definition of antisemitism written by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) in an attempt to end a summer of disputes.
