'fully follow' is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to mean 'completely understand or comply with' something. For example: I fully follow your instructions and I am ready to complete this project.
It doesn't fully follow through on most of its themes, and the disjunctiveness is much more evident in performance.
Edison says it could not fully follow its model because the district had allotted only $880 per student in supplemental funds -- above the regular $9,000 per student -- not the $1,500 Edison said it expected.
Today, however, Ms. Watkins painted a less favorable view of Mr. Lay, pointedly stating at the outset of her testimony that she was "incredibly frustrated" that he did not fully follow through on her warnings.
In a blistering report submitted this week, the agency, the Commission for Environmental Cooperation, notes that the United States does not fully follow procedures common among developed nations that treat international battery shipments as hazardous waste.
"The cruise ship plans are against the spirit of the talks in which Beijing committed to fully follow the Declaration on the Conduct of the Parties in the South China Sea," Thanh Nien News wrote.
Rather than ruling on whether Obama violated the Constitution, Hanen based his opinion, which runs to a hundred and twenty-three pages, on a much narrower issue: Did the Department of Homeland Security, in preparing to enact the President's policy change, fully follow the laws governing the introduction of important new administrative rules by federal agencies?
Rosegar fully follows the terms and conditions of the licence issued by the GLA.
If fully followed through, this will be an act of economic self-harm with global ramifications".
Replying for the government, the work and pensions minister, Shailesh Vara, insisted the parliamentary process was "fully followed" over the proposals.
If fully followed through, this will be an act of economic self-harm with global ramifications," said Samuel Tombs, chief UK economist at the consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics.
Van Hunt For several years, the rock 'n' soul singer Van Hunt offered the promise of true eccentricity, but never fully followed through on it.
