"fully appointed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is provided with all of the necessary features, items, or accessories. Example: The penthouse suite offers luxurious amenities and is fully appointed with modern furniture and appliances.
The new constitution is likely to prescribe a partially appointed lower house of parliament and a fully appointed senate.
Since Jürgen Klopp pulled up to the Westfalenstadion in May 2008, Schalke has gone through four fully appointed managers and two interim coaches.
There are two wood cabins on the site, both traditionally made, both with green roof, cosy bedrooms and fully appointed kitchen and facilities.
Glass doors, which are generally locked, close off a bar that is commercial in grandeur and is fully appointed and equipped.
This is for tourist only.' Half an hour later, the aquatic labyrinth yielded an elegant, fully appointed restaurant full of workers engaged in their favourite occupation, eating.
The Triumph is a fully appointed Android mobile phone, with a 4.1-inch screen, 1-GHz processor, five-megapixel camera and two gigabytes of storage with a memory card slot that will take a 32GB card.
Ripley was aware of Hawthorne's motivations, and tried to convince him to get involved more fully by appointing him as one of four trustees, specifically overseeing "Direction of Finance".
"We will cooperate fully with the appointed state attorney to assure a smooth transition of the investigation and the April 10 , 2012 convening of the Seminole County Grand Jury.
By contrast, at this point in his presidency, President George W. Bush had nominated 89 judges to the federal bench, and by the time he left office he had appointed fully 40percentt of all federal judges.
I will cooperate fully with the person appointed".
Barbara said, "I imagined her as having entered more fully into kairos — the appointed time, the fullness of time.
