The phrase "as a fully functional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that operates effectively or is complete in its intended purpose or role.
Example: "The software was released as a fully functional product, ready for users to implement in their daily tasks."
Alternatives: "as a complete entity" or "as an operational unit".
His Shannon Noll version of the product is described on the Gatorbeug website as a "fully functional Nollsy bong".
It's also available as a fully functional 30-day free trial.
As explained by Toshiba, the device isn't yet ready for production, though it does exist as a fully functional prototype.
AAL has been expressed in Escherichia coli as a fully functional recombinant protein.
It features a private bar and restaurant as well as a fully functional business centre.
The Wisconsin, a WWII and Korean Conflict battleship punctuates the Norfolk skyline and helps to educate future generations as a fully functional museum ship.
It has also been established that testosterone, as well as being a fully functional hormone in its own right, can be (and often is) converted into oestrogen in the body.Male mice experience a short-lived testosterone surge on the day they are born.
A fundamental interest in developmental biology is to understand the complex cascade of gene interactions that are responsible for allowing an organism to develop from its early stages as an embryo into a fully functional adult.
By definition, a relevant gene set cannot be minimal as it still covers a fully functional anabolism, which is required to establish a reasonable host for a broad range of biotechnological applications.
Ask for all the details such as if they have a fully functional washing machine or kitchen, or whether or not you're getting laundry services along with your investment.
Here we have the ImageExpo Mega Phone, a fully functional cellphone that's as tall as a man.
