The phrase 'fully in contact' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when two objects are firmly touching one another. For example: "The two pieces of PVC pipe fit together perfectly, fully in contact."
The low modulus allows thermal interface material (TIM) to easily deform to make the surfaces of heat sink/source fully in contact, which is essential for TIM.
This paper presents the effects of different end conditions on the response behavior of thin circular cylindrical shell structures fully in contact with flowing fluid.
To maximize the number of side chains that adsorb to the substrate, the backbone needs to extend; but even when it is fully elongated, about 50% of the side chains are still not fully in contact with the substrate.
When the kariz length is fully in contact with the water table (water-table gradients 1.5 or greater), the discharge rate increases with increasing hydraulic gradient, as discussed above (Fig. 9c).
For a kariz gradient of 1.5, we found that when the kariz length is not fully in contact with the water table (water-table gradients less than 1.5), the kariz discharge rate increases approximately exponentially (Fig. 9d).
Geckos were introduced to the substrate and induced to take step with each foot, providing a standardized posture with all four feet and footpads fully in contact with the substrate.
Furthermore, the plate is fully or partially in contact with fresh water on its one side.
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However, compartmental models may not fully capture heterogeneity in contacts and transmissions among individuals.
"Admiral Mullen knows fully well which countries are in contact with the Haqqanis.
Molecular dynamics simulations were conducted for bulk propane in contact with fully protonated slit-shaped silica pores.
