The phrase "are fully mobilized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a group or resources are completely prepared and ready for action or deployment.
Example: "In response to the emergency, all available resources are fully mobilized to assist those in need."
Alternatives: "are completely activated" or "are entirely deployed".
Similarly, the efficiency of aid disbursements from disaster relief agencies, which often must wait to get their own boots on the ground before they are fully mobilized, labor under high-friction and analog response models.
"In liaison with the Malian authorities, they (French authorities) are fully mobilized to seek and release, as soon as possible, our compatriot," the French foreign ministry said.
After staged laparoscopic HIPEC, patients are fully mobilized at day one with normal diet and will intentionally be discharged at day one to three if the institutional discharge criteria are fulfilled.
Its new navy chief said at a news conference today that his forces were "fully mobilized".
It will be several years before the force is fully mobilized.
That's why, through the decades, the United States has "recognized" even governments it was fully mobilized against.
When mechanical anchors are applied in addition to the epoxy adhesive, the shear strengthening potential of HCPs is fully mobilized.
"If anything else were killing 33,000 Americans a year, you can bet we would be fully mobilized doing everything we possibly could to save lives.
If the Indian Army advanced within 60 miles of Islamabad, you can bet Pakistan's army would be fully mobilized and defending the country in pitched battles.
The Clinton Administration is fully mobilized to support measures to control the trade in light weapons, and is preparing some proposals of its own, he said.
In the second stage, the soil arching is fully mobilized and experiences a "forming-failure-reforming" process as the surcharge increases.
