"fully exploits" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to take full advantage of or utilize something fully. Example: The company fully exploits its employees' skills and talents, allowing them to reach their full potential and contributing to the success of the business.
Although Bolcolm's style is eclectic, it fully exploits the emotional impact of the human voice.
The result is a presentation of Mr. Ayckbourn's ingenious theater game that fully exploits his joy in construction.
Unlike many young filmmakers, Mr. Glodell, working with his cinematographer, Joel Hodge, fully exploits the plasticity of the image.
As its walls attest, decorated as they are with endless pump-clips, it is a freedom which the pub fully exploits.
Gray's reading fully exploits the immediacy of his diaries as his thoughts interrupt one another and he reflects on the significance of reaching 70.
But what most makes King unique is that he fully exploits the writer's great natural advantage: he is the one making up the story.
"The format that most fully exploits the properties of digital environments is not the hypertext or the fighting game but the simulation: the virtual world full of interrelated entities, a world we can enter, manipulate, and observe in process".
And he fully exploits the idea that a girl raised by a movie star (her mother) and producer (her father) with bankrupt show-business values would actually find hell kind of homey.
Moreover, it fully exploits the collected measurements with redundancy.
The analysis of the QSAR model fully exploits fundamental knowledge while avoiding conceptual biases.
In this contribution, we aim at designing a practical linear precoding scheme that fully exploits the degrees of freedom (d.o.f).o.f
