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The phrase "fully involved in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be completely engaged or committed to something. Example: Sarah was fully involved in the planning of the school fundraiser, attending meetings, making phone calls, and designing flyers.
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British officials were fully involved in the US decision.
He felt disengaged and reluctant to become fully involved in any situation that required emotional depth.
And to answer his question, yes, I'm fully involved in these decisions.
Having selected the script, she will be fully involved in the production at Bath's Ustinov theatre.
But from the start, they were fully involved in the layout and design.
The department had been "fully involved in the Olympic security planning from the outset", he said.
Now, Honda's engineers are fully involved in the BAR chassis-building process.
Carers need to be fully involved in shaping the services that support them.
I'm always fully involved in the cooking, along with my aunt and my mum.
Instead, Moinz is fully involved in political questions with scientific and technical content.
"We want a process where parents can be fully involved in decision-making for their kids," she said.
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