The phrase "are fully observed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compliance with rules, regulations, or standards that are being adhered to completely.
Example: "In our organization, all safety protocols are fully observed to ensure the well-being of our employees."
Alternatives: "are completely followed" or "are thoroughly adhered to".
A commonly used assumption behind the data collection procedure is that all the data are fully observed.
In addition, the University is committed to ensuring that the Federal government's current prohibitions against direct or indirect use of Federal funds for research on Non-Registry hESC Lines are fully observed.
As a gold standard, we present the estimation results for the full data where all the values of Y i are fully observed.
In order to fit the model, we use an ordered logit (with heteroscedasticity-robust standard errors), which assumes the existence of an underlying and unobservable variable (welfare), which is codified into intervals that determine the categories that are fully observed by the researcher.
We assume individuals have some missing covariate values but their outcomes are fully observed.
Unless stated otherwise, we suppose that Y and Z are fully observed and X can be missing.
For the same reason, the strictures of Cardinale v. Louisiana, 394 U.S. 437 (1969), and Hill v. California, 401 U.S. 797 (1971), have been fully observed.
Anatoliy Stelmakh, a Ukrainian military spokesman, said in televised comments early on Tuesday that the separatists continued to attack their positions overnight and that the pullout hinged on the ceasefire being fully observed.
The key feature of the designs is that the probability that a unit is fully observed can depend on the value of the response, y.
We find that any value in staggered boards appears to depend on the factors that prompted a firm to adopt, retain, or remove a staggered board provision but that cannot be fully observed by researchers or quantified for the purpose of research.
