The phrase "as a fully functioning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that operates effectively or is in a state of complete operation.
Example: "As a fully functioning member of society, she contributes to her community in various ways."
Alternatives: "as a well-operating" or "as a completely operational".
WorldVista was developed by the US Veterans Administration as an inpatient EMR, and while it is not reflected in the survey responses, it lacks some of the basic functionality needed to operate as a fully functioning outpatient EMR.
Whether the film cuts it as a fully functioning weepie is another matter.
The key question is whether Bearwood was operating as a fully functioning business at the time the donations were made.
It will take longer to build up much-needed facilities, such as a fully functioning scouting network, for example.
Whereas most science-fiction androids enter the scene as a fully functioning "adults," Chappie enters as a virtual newborn.
The protesters vow that Multnomah Camp will continue as a fully functioning mini-city until ICE shuts down.
"The priority now is to set a clear timetable for early elections and establish as soon as possible a fully functioning government with democratic legitimacy," the EU said in a statement.
Predicting the future is not easy and nobody has — as far as I know — a fully functioning crystal ball, but I would agree with Andrew Left: there is no better way to lose money than to bet against a megatrend.
Of course, for those who aren't as privileged as I am serviced by a fully functioning government and many private institutions bitcoin and its imitators may hold greater allure.
The cases of Diane Pretty, Debbie Purdy and Daniel James are indeed hard, involving as they do a fully functioning mind trapped in a body that is – or soon will be – an unresponsive shell.
3. Accountability Accountability: The need to sharpen and clarify accountability across all levels of the organization emerges in many documents as critical to a fully functioning Results-based Management process.
