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The phrase "as a fully equipped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that has all the necessary tools, features, or capabilities for a specific purpose.
Example: "As a fully equipped professional, she was ready to tackle any challenge that came her way."
Alternatives: "as a well-equipped" or "as a fully prepared".
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He even set up part of his garage as a fully equipped Plymouth dealership showroom.
The last Le Corbusier project, a deeply civilised hospital in Venice designed as much for contemplation and retreat as a fully equipped hospital.
The pyramid is "the first semi-permanent high altitude research centre which includes a self-sufficient energy system as well as a fully equipped scientific laboratory".
A 'unit-hour' is defined as a fully equipped response unit's being on a response or waiting for a response for 1 hour.
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Maximilian Munich offers luxury apartments, a pretty courtyard with rose gardens, a fully equipped kitchenette, as well as full buffet breakfast and Mediterranean specialties at the Kleines Max restaurant.
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But today, the people who live on Chokhia and 11 other islands nearby are welcoming the 'Akha' – also known as 'the boat of hope' – a fully equipped medical ship with a 10-member team on board, including a lab technician and a pharmacist.
A recently completed £8.7m renovation included 25 exhibition halls, as well as state-of-the-art security and lighting systems, a fully equipped restoration laboratory, a children's museum and a library, much of which was gutted by the blast.
In her reminiscences, van Dommelen revealed herself as proud of having been a film director at Film-Fabriek [F.A. Nöggerath], a fully equipped studio that, as a first in The Netherlands, aimed to produce ambitious fiction films.
But this analogy has its limitations since a rigged ship is a fully equipped ship, but (as the first point indicates) a rigged Hilbert space is not a Hilbert space, though it is generated from a Hilbert space in the manner now to be described.
It can act as a command and control centre and has a fully equipped field hospital.
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