The phrase "are fully organized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being where something is completely arranged or structured in an orderly manner.
Example: "The files are fully organized, making it easy to find any document we need."
Alternatives: "are completely arranged" or "are thoroughly structured."
The matches are fully organized, with referees standing by to intervene at any sign of misconduct, and there are rules, such as no biting or no hitting someone when s/he is down.
Thus, this approach can be effective early in the process of introducing ultrasound into the curriculum even before ultrasound experiences in core clinical rotations are fully organized and approved.
"Unions can say, 'Look at Southwest Airlines, they're fully organized, they have a productive relationship with the unions and they've been the most profitable airline,' " Professor Hurd said.
In addition, she said, the manga and animation programs might not have yet been fully organized into a coherent body of knowledge and theories that scholars from other countries can understand and appreciate.
Table tennis as well as being fully organized is also extremely popular as a recreational game and is so played in all types of sports clubs, social clubs, and game rooms, in the home, and even out-of-doors when conditions are reasonably calm.
Unlike the Free French, whose army retained their national rank structure and much of its own equipment and uniforms, the Free Belgians were fully organized and equipped along British lines.
11 Another study of cognitively impaired older people included an intervention that was fully organized and coordinated by a hospital-based research team, which made adherence difficult.
However, this effect was observed both in rats immediately treated with vildagliptin as well as in rats in which treatment with vildagliptin started after 3 weeks, so when the infarction scar is fully organized.
A plan is never fully organized, and the part that is organized cannot be remembered long enough to be performed.
"We put together and offer classes that we believe will be of use to people who are going into the trade, but if we wait till manga and animation studies are fully structured and organized academically, that's too late," Mr. Sugiyama said.
But the budget has always been limited, and there has been no fully organized programming.
