The phrase "are fully certified" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone or something has completed all necessary requirements or qualifications to be officially recognized in a particular field or profession.
Example: "All our instructors are fully certified to teach the course material and ensure a high standard of education."
Alternatives: "are completely certified" or "are entirely accredited."
"I think that we should be able to guarantee that the individuals who transport our children are fully certified and licensed," Ms. Hardy said.
If I'm entrusted with the presidency, I will require states to guarantee that all teachers are fully certified or working toward certification and that all middle school and high school teachers have a major, a minor, or demonstrated ability in the subject they teach.... Right now, one quarter of all high school teachers don't have even a minor in the subject they teach.
They will only work with qualified customers and they are fully certified to manufacture weapons.
According to NCLB, highly qualified teachers are those who have a bachelor's degree, are fully certified or licensed by the state, and demonstrate mastery of the subject areas they teach.
Check that they are fully certified and licensed, per the requirements of their professional trade.
About 30 American medical doctors are fully certified to use the equipment, the company says.
I retired several years ago and am fully certified.
To be deemed highly qualified, a teacher was required to have a BA degree, be fully certified and demonstrate subject-matter knowledge.
Mr. Levy said that the school system had hired 4,300 of the 8,000 new teachers it needs for the fall, and that 90percentt of those were fully certified and the rest were within "a stone's throw" of being certified.
By labeling milk free of the artificial hormone, the dairy industry can ride the popularity of natural foods, without the greater expense and special feeds required to produce milk that can be fully certified as "organic".
The San Francisco Symphony's Mavericks series could never be fully certified without the appearance of Henry Brant, so he showed up in Davies Hall here on Saturday night ready to cause more trouble.
