The phrase "are fully settled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a situation or matter has been resolved or finalized completely.
Example: "After months of negotiations, the terms of the agreement are fully settled, and both parties are ready to move forward."
Alternatives: "are completely resolved" or "are entirely finalized."
I commit them to your earnest care till the questions relating to this important work are fully settled.
"Please state your name, the date, the amount and then say I have been paid in full and all accounts are fully settled to my complete satisfaction".
Even so, none of the questions discussed above are fully settled, and so there is plenty of opportunity for further research on any of those topics.
Don't get a boyfriend or girlfriend until you are fully settled in life.
Occasionally the grief and reality of loss doesn't set in right away and may cause more stress once you are fully settled in.
When the client, against the attorney's advice, insists on testifying falsely, the ethical course to be pursued has not been fully settled.
The new Czech owners of TV Nova paid Mr. Lauder most of the $28 million he was owed, although it is not clear if that debt was fully settled.
But courts have also outpaced the American people and their elected legislatures in ways that have never been fully settled, such as by granting the guarantee of abortion rights through Roe v Wade.
"Consumers are getting more accustomed to living with uncertainty and making big-ticket item purchases without the dust being fully settled," said Jesse Toprak, vice president for industry trends and insights at TrueCar.com, a Web site that tracks automotive sales and pricing.
Four years on from the Buncefield oil depot explosion, reckoned to be the largest peacetime fire in Europe, lawyers representing 275 locals say that only "between 15 and 20" of their claims have been fully settled by the oil company responsible.
