The phrase "fully applicable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a rule, guideline, or concept is completely relevant or suitable in a particular context.
Example: "The new regulations are fully applicable to all businesses operating within the city limits."
Alternatives: "entirely relevant" or "completely applicable."
"You have to know how radiation works and that is fully applicable to the radioactive defense applications," she explains.
That observation is fully applicable here.
In recent public statements, Bush administration officials have said that the Geneva Conventions were "fully applicable" in Iraq.
In general, this innovative approach is fully applicable for all the pressurized water reactors from second generation.
Under a European Union law that became fully applicable at the start of this year, the older refrigerant, R134a, is banned in all new-model vehicles.
The statement noted that in a 1996 decision, Loving v. United States, which upheld the military's general death penalty provision, the justices simply assumed, without deciding, that the court's death penalty jurisprudence was fully applicable to the military.
The definitions contained in § 500 are fully applicable here, and the Colorado Supreme Court in Fanstiel v. Wright, supra, has adopted the definition contained in § 500.
The LOPD aims at adapting the national legal framework to the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which became fully applicable on May 25 , 2018
Indeed, Waddington's definition of the epigenotype as the set of organising rules or processes linking genotype and phenotype to which various tissues are subjected during development remains fully applicable to modern epigenetics81,82.
After being contested in arguably the biggest lobbying exercise in the history of the European Union, the General Data Protection Regulation became fully applicable at the end of May.
In testimony addressing the scandal over the mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners there, American officials have said that the Geneva accords are "fully applicable" to all prisoners held by the United States in Iraq.
