The phrase "are fully gathered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a group of people or items has been completely assembled or collected.
Example: "Once all the participants are fully gathered, we will begin the meeting."
Alternatives: "are completely assembled" or "have all arrived".
In connection with these millions of young people who will also be fully gathered to show that barbarism will never win and to ensure that Marianne no longer cry.
There is an ongoing need to provide contemporary policy advice and research outputs to address some of the current problems being encountered as reform gathers momentum in medical education and workforce development, during the period when the long term information from the cohorts is not fully gathered.
However, the potential benefits to healthcare services and the women who use them will be described to potential participants, so that they are fully aware that the data gathered will be used to provide recommendations to the Cambodian Ministries of Health, as well as to healthcare providers and communities in other countries.
However, the potential benefits to healthcare services and the women who use them will be described to potential participants, so that they are fully aware that the data gathered will be used to provide recommendations to the Kenya Ministries of Health, as well as to healthcare providers and communities in other countries.
Gather the gourds from the field when they are fully dry.
All are fully trained and briefed about Iraq's past weapons programs, based on information gathered by earlier teams.
"This will ensure patients are fully aware of the risks and benefits before choosing which treatment to have and allow doctors to gather more information about the treatment".
"They are fully aware of the step-and-repeat," said Mr. Davis of Scene, referring to the end of the red carpet and backdrop where photographers gather.
