The phrase "fully original" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is completely new and not derived from anything else.
Example: "The artist's latest work is fully original, showcasing her unique style and creativity."
Alternatives: "entirely unique" or "completely novel."
Our project's microcontroller code is fully original, and completely of our own design.
In episode six, we get, finally, what feels like a fully original series: crude, witty, and defiant..
But even the least satisfying painting at Pace will remind you what it's like to encounter a fully original, naked personality in art.
"L.A. Law: The Movie" is the only genuine, fully original reunion in sight, and it's a perfectly pleasant if unexciting diversion.
The chart is dominated by sequels, spin-offs and remakes, with only The Secret Life of Pets counting as a fully original work.
By the beginning of the 19th century, after a 75-year European cultural apprenticeship, Russia had developed a flexible secular literary language, had a command of modern Western literary forms, and was ready to produce fully original cultural work.
They'll be helping smaller indie studios build games around classic Sierra IP, though they're open to publishing fully-original titles as well.
Having just dropped his latest fully-original EP Emotion, a heart-grabbing ride through beat-laced R&B, as well as a number of diverse and extremely satisfying remixes for everyone from Frank Ocean, to Outkast, the artist's style flows with an interesting creative wide breadth, but one remain held together by a constant linking bond of jazzy downtempo melody.
In a news release for the Met's new production, Mr. Levine stated that in the absence of an "authentic, fully realized original version," companies must make their own choices.
The papers in this collection, all fully refereed, original papers, reflect many aspects of recent significant advances in homotopy theory and group cohomology.
Nevertheless, with education and effort all could perfect themselves so as to realize fully the original goodness of their human nature.
