The phrase "fully exhibits" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that clearly shows or displays a certain quality or characteristic. Example: The new art exhibit fully exhibits the artist's diverse range of skills and techniques.
His reinforced stubbornness was fully exhibited in a speech to the National Assembly on Dec. 12th.
He was always an excellent pianist, though this skill wouldn't be fully exhibited until beautiful ballad-led albums like 1990.
The advantage of VNE-ABC over VNE-PSO has not been fully exhibited.
However, there is no appropriate random graph which is capable of fully exhibiting such characteristics of distribution networks.
Realizing the uniform dispersion of nanocarbons such as carbon nanotube and graphene in metals, is an essential prerequisite to fully exhibit their enhancement effect in mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties of metal matrix composites (MMCs).
As you said, a lot of your work is only now being fully exhibited.
On day 15 after two weeks of dosing, the impact of TDI and induction are likely to be fully exhibited, which manifests as a dose-dependent increase in exposure because of the predominant effect of TDI.
Moreover, better purification of human iPSC-derived CMs is needed, as they often represent a mixture of cell types – atrial, nodal, and ventricular – that display various electrophysiological properties; as a result, CMs so derived might not fully exhibit disease-specific phenotypic features.
Their legacy lives on at the Franklin Air Show, a fully renovated exhibit devoted to the history of powered flight coinciding with the centennial of the Wright Brothers Kitty Hawkk liftoff on Dec. 17, 1903.
The pre-Northridge (PN) type connection specimen designed with a low degree of composite action (15% fully composite) exhibited a significant upward shift of the neutral axis under a positive (sagging) moment, thus experiencing larger strains in the bottom flange, and showed a poor seismic performance because of the bottom flange fracture at 3% story drift.
