'fulfils' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has been accomplished or met, such as a requirement or expectation. For example, "This new policy fulfils our goal of providing secure housing for all residents."
If that child fulfils some need in you, that's a great by-product.
One drive it fulfils: the desire to feel that one has succeeded.
The Coalition says the extension of the program fulfils an election promise.
Judge Kim Reynolds said, "We all agreed that Scarlet Ibis stands out as a book that not only fulfils the criteria for the award but is also excellently crafted.
Analysts also question whether the economic pain will soon shift to coffee shops and fast-food outlets if the industry – which is shoehorning outlets into stations, hospitals and petrol stations and seeking franchise partners to reach smaller towns and cities – fulfils such high octane expansion plans.
The game obviously fulfils the "bright colours, symmetrical shapes and simple sounds" elements of the supernormal stimulus theory.
If so, the batsman is sent on his way.Because umpires need to be confident that an LBW appeal fulfils all of these difficult criteria, they have historically been conservative when it comes to giving batsmen out.
Eager for mental freedom, he sees Antarctica as the place to work out what he plans to do for the rest of his life.In many ways this "empire of ice and of isolation" fulfils its promise, but the peace he seeks is at times hard to find.
Nor would much change if the government fulfils its ambition to create a British Bill of Rights.
But China's fears of a North Korean collapse run deeper, leaving it unwilling to press the regime too hard.The election of a Japanese government willing to invest more in defence fulfils a long-standing American wish, but sparks new worries that islets and scraps of territory could incite regional clashes.
Overall, however, the book fulfils its huge ambition, and Mr Diamond is the only man who could have written it.
