The phrase "are fully true" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when affirming the complete accuracy or validity of a statement or claim.
Example: "The results of the experiment are fully true and reflect the data collected over the past year."
Alternatives: "are completely accurate" or "are entirely correct."
It found that the statement by Senator Jon Kyl, Republican of Arizona, that President Obama once "attempted to filibuster" a Supreme Court nominee was fully true, and the assertion by Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates that "the policy of the Bush administration was also not to add new nuclear capabilities" was "half true".
However, this may not be fully true: Fascists regimes in Spain, Portugal and Greece transformed themselves into democracies in the 1970s.
And only three percent of the Trump statements they analyzed were judged to be fully true.
While U.S. and regime policies have arguably made the extremists more powerful, this has never been fully true, according to experts.
If this assumption were fully true, our method would not have picked up a signal in the other data sets that we tested (Fig. 3).
Yet, this low frequency of dystocia may not be fully true because this information was communicated by the farmers and they generally tend to underestimate the problems in their farms.
Dogen talked about how the very first time we sit, we are fully realizing our true nature, that we should not think of zazen as a technique, but much more as an expression or a manifestation of who we are.
In practice, few investors, even among institutions, are fully aware of the true costs of trading, since they are bundled up in their overall charges.
Payan said that such technology, including heavy weaponry and military-style vehicles, "seems to distract [the agency] from their true mission, which is to ensure that the borders on the ground — the true threat — are fully protected and managed effectively".
Although resistance to cell death is an important feature of cancers, it is certainly not true that tumors are fully resistant to cell death.
