The phrase "fully contested" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a situation or debate where all parties involved have actively participated and presented their arguments. Example: The election was fully contested, with all candidates vigorously campaigning and debating their policies.
Lawyers representing six of the men, including Mr. Barot, issued a statement on Wednesday saying, "The charges will be fully contested and on that basis it is inappropriate for us to comment further at this stage".
We fully contested that shot, one of the few we fully contested tonight, and he made it.
How many Californians will turn out remains hard to predict because the state has not seen a fully contested June Republican primary since 1964.
The best American showing ever in a fully contested Olympics (the 1984 Games in Los Angeles were boycotted by the Soviet bloc), with this nation's athletes winning significantly more, both in overall medals and in gold medals, than runner-up China, suggests that the United States may not be in quite such a precipitous decline.
The museum changed course last year, after emerging from a scandal-plagued period with new leadership that vowed to fully investigate contested pieces in its collection and, in director Brand's words, "do the right thing". In 2006, the museum asked True to resign after The Times revealed she had accepted two loans that created possible conflicts of interest she had not disclosed.
The DC Court of Appeals ruled that the DC Zoning Commission "did not fully address all contested issues as required by the zoning and redevelopment regulatory scheme," including how gentrification would hurt the current residents of Barry Farm, and sent the plan back to square one.
Moreover, Congress was fully aware of the danger that would arise should it ask judges, unarmed with appropriate legal standards, to resolve a hotly contested presidential election contest.
He went on to say that "Congress was fully aware of the danger that would arise should it ask judges, unarmed with appropriate legal standards, to resolve a hotly contested presidential election contest".
With national elections in April that are due to be hotly contested and Mr Obasanjo fully aware that politics could upset his economic reforms, international investors still have plenty to be nervous about.
The election has been the most fiercely contested since Zimbabwe's first fully democratic poll in 1980, which ended white rule and brought Mr. Mugabe to power.
Stakeholders from local governments, universities and other government departments contested this choice as not fully representative of the local potential and societal needs.
