"fully corresponded" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been completely and accurately represented or compared to something else. For example: "The results of the survey fully corresponded with our expectations."
"The actions of the Interior Ministry have been on time, adequate and fully corresponded to the situation," said a spokeswoman, Vania Valkova.
Particular attention was paid to topotypes to ensure they fully corresponded to the published species description.
Genotyping analyses of the cancer samples fully corresponded to that of healthy tissue for every individual analysed.
Interestingly, in the present work, the evolution of CHOP gene expression after FFA treatments fully corresponded to eIF2α phosphorylation changes in C2C12 myotubes (Fig. 6D).
The LVI waveform derived by the implanted pacemaker right after implantation fully corresponded to the signal recorded in the same patient by the external device and remained essentially stable for some hours (Table 2 ).
In CT scans of severely infected rats the changes in infected tissue were visible as grey areas in the lung region that fully corresponded with radioactivity lung accumulation in PET scans.
A civic coalition of experts developed an alternative national plan, which fully corresponds with OGP requirements, and began working to promote it.
After the collapse in 1945 a lot of affidavits were certainly drawn up which do not fully correspond to the truth.
Simulation results show that the covariance matrix provided by the off-line method fully corresponds with the real one.
"A minimum of three dresses worn on top of one another, this fully corresponds to the dress code of a well-intentioned Russian woman".
It now fully corresponds to (15).
