The expression 'fully and adequately' is correct in written English.
You can use this expression when you want to emphasize the completeness and adequacy of something. For example, "The project was completed fully and adequately on time."
It also emphasized "the need for Iran to answer timely, fully and adequately all questions raised regarding its nuclear program".
"After discussion with my doctors, I reached the conclusion that the state of my health, currently, will not allow me to fully and adequately exercise my duties," Mr. Rapanos wrote in a statement made public by Mr. Samaras's office.
"The goal in the course of this floor debate is to make sure the executive branch — those most likely to take advantage of insider information — is fully and adequately covered," said the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.
"Here, the untimely disclosure of the interview notes precluded the defense from fully and adequately preparing for cross-examination and set a trap for the defendant which had already sprung at the time the notes were finally furnished," the panel wrote.
On Monday, Mr. Rapanos sent a letter to Mr. Samaras saying that he had accepted the appointment "in full knowledge of the problems faced by our economy and the responsibility I was undertaking," but that "after discussion with my doctors, I reached the conclusion that the state of my health, currently, will not allow me to fully and adequately exercise my duties".
But it is also surely the case that these concerns can be fully and adequately addressed in the ordinary administrative process.
Researchers have yet to fully explore and adequately measure Professional Identity (PI) in nursing.
The role of the mortgage board is to ensure that customers are fully informed and adequately protected when taking out a mortgage.
We should carefully analyze the responsibilities of the attorney general and then closely scrutinize Senator Ashcroft's extensive record to determine whether he can fully, impartially and adequately perform all of those duties.
Hesse will serve as the primary coordinator of the campus efforts to address sexual harassment, assault and violence, working closely with the Chancellor and the UC Office of the President to ensure these efforts are prioritized, fully coordinated and adequately resourced.
Failure to understand fully and plan adequately for the potential adverse consequences of drilling will transfer the risk and cost of such events from drillers to individual citizens or to New York's taxpayers.
