"fully endowed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe someone or something that has been granted a complete set of resources, either physical or figurative. For example: "After winning the lottery, John felt fully endowed with the resources necessary to pursue his dream of becoming an artist."
The first fully endowed professorship is established, followed by the full endowment of the Kenworthy Chair and nine additional endowed professorships.
With a $750 million endowment, the Knight-Hennessy Scholars will be the largest fully endowed scholarship program in the world.
"We will bring together outstanding, courageous scholars to benefit from Stanford's innovative educational environment, who then go on to lead governments, businesses, nonprofits and other complex organizations and develop creative solutions to effect positive change". With a $750 million endowment, the Knight-Hennessy Scholars will be the largest fully endowed scholarship program in the world.
Each year three fully endowed athletic scholarships are given to the basketball players for notable achievements.
KHS is the largest fully endowed scholars program in the world.
Knight-Hennessy Scholars is the world's largest fully endowed scholars program in the world.
$1 million to fully endow a graduate fellowship, includes annual tuition and stipend.
While we, of course, need to raise major capital gifts to fully endow these initiatives, Annual Giving funds helped us get them started.
During her final year, which coincides with the last year of the campaign, Cohen plans to focus on fully endowing the Fellowship Program, diversifying the Schlesinger's collections, growing the Exploratory and Accelerated Seminars Program in Academic Ventures, and strengthening the campus's renewal by providing more state-of-the-art facilities.
Established in 2000 and chaired by Grant Hill '94, the Legacy Fund is an effort to fully endow the basketball program as well as capital improvements to basketball facilities.
"The decision was made to go ahead with the gift". The donation, announced in March 1995, was meant to construct and fully endow the Nixon Center for Peace and Freedom, a think tank created by Nixon just months before his death.
