'fully harness' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it as an idiom to refer to using the full extent of one's resources to the fullest potential. For example, "In order to make the most of my career, I must fully harness my skills and experience."
Building in full protections for our privacy and civil liberties, John Reid and I are also determined that we should fully harness the power and value of this technology - through a new partnership between public and private sectors.
But if we in the NHS had just one new year resolution, it should be to fully harness the power of the people we serve and the staff we employ.
But so far, attempts have failed to fully harness for investment the work of academics like Richard H. Thaler, a professor of economics and behavioral science at the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business and the field's leading figure.
Backing new nuclear energy can only be done at appalling cost and at the expense of renewable energy – the last thing that Scotland needs if we are to fully harness our enormous renewables potential.
In fact, many serious gamers would argue that the games being made now for those mature machines are actually better than those for the 360, which is still so new that developers have not yet figured out how to fully harness its power.
In addition to his confused and blah staging, muddled set design, strange lighting, and poor decision to cast Dourif in a role that he had no idea how to handle intellectually or emotionally, Kirk had failed to fully harness Plummer's titanic power and vision.
"The open access policy allows us to more fully harness the potential of digital and networked technologies in service to scholarship as well as to creative use and reuse of our rich cultural heritage," said Meg Bellinger, director of the Yale Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure.
The fully harnessed Stella would teach us about maneuvering in tight spaces, indoors.
Very often, small-screen British comedy talent is not well served on the big screen, and to be honest their collective talent is not fully harnessed here.
The military advantages of nomadism became apparent even before the speed and strength of horses had been fully harnessed for military purposes.
The fact is that, on this issue, the United States is currently incapable of offering the political leadership that would shame other nations into greater efforts and enable America's technological prowess to be fully harnessed to emission-reduction goals.
