The phrase "are not fully accepted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is not completely acknowledged or embraced, often in contexts related to opinions, beliefs, or practices.
Example: "Some innovative ideas are not fully accepted by traditionalists in the industry."
Alternatives: "are not entirely embraced" or "are not completely recognized."
They're no longer fully educated in their own background and heritage and culture and they are not fully accepted in the new society.
Somali-Kenyan youth are not fully accepted by their fellow-citizens or their government; young Somali refugees face an even greater challenge just getting identification papers so they can stay.
It is rare for our work to be viewed in the context of a serious engagement with forms and traditions of the British canon as we are not fully accepted as part of it".
To address endpoints for which animal models are not fully accepted.
REGUL find in silico methods more interesting than do ACACON and INDUS stakeholders to address endpoints for which animal models are not fully accepted.
So they have to basically reprogram themselves, and restructure a [new] approach to be accepted in the culture they helped create, which they are not fully accepted in now.
Though these remedies aren't fully accepted by the medical or scientific communities, they may help relieve symptoms: Baking soda - ½ to 1 teaspoon of baking soda in a glass of water may help to neutralize stomach acid.
If the buyback offer is not fully accepted, Volvo plans to acquire the remaining shares on the open market.
"I'm not fully accepted because I'm too Westernized," she said in a telephone interview from India, where she lives.
Since September, the entire American effort to fight terrorism has encountered a certain skepticism in the Middle East, where the idea that the attacks on the United States were the work of Al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden's network, was not fully accepted.
