The phrase "fully correspond" is correct and usable in written English.
It means that something matches or aligns completely with something else. Example: "The results of the experiment fully corresponded with the hypothesis that was proposed."
All and only those performances that fully correspond to, or "comply with," the score count as performances of the work.
Although these ideas do not fully correspond to the mathematical domains mentioned above, substantial parallels can no doubt be drawn.
If we compare the interannual infrastructure contribution with the number of kilometres constructed in every decade (Table 2), we can conclude that the highest contributions do not fully correspond with the highest investment periods.
(Patient) Patients' categorization of treatments for knee OA does not fully correspond to those of care providers.
Other results fully correspond to those of previous studies.
Preferences 5 and 8 did not fully correspond with the criteria.
A civic coalition of experts developed an alternative national plan, which fully corresponds with OGP requirements, and began working to promote it.
"The actions of the Interior Ministry have been on time, adequate and fully corresponded to the situation," said a spokeswoman, Vania Valkova.
"A minimum of three dresses worn on top of one another, this fully corresponds to the dress code of a well-intentioned Russian woman".
During parliamentary debates last month, Konstantin I. Kosachev, head of Parliament's International Affairs Committee, cast the foreign participation as acknowledgment of Russia's decisive role in beating Hitler, something he said "fully corresponds to Russia's national interests".
It now fully corresponds to (15).
