'fully paperless' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to mean that a system or process is carried out without the need for any paper documents. For example, "Our office is now fully paperless. All documents and files are stored electronically."
Then, and only then, can we put the legal corpus on a rigorous digital footing and move forward to a fully paperless world with confidence.
I am all in favour of both of these goals, but I am concerned that many of the legal institutions going fully paperless today are doing so without implementing a ledger-based approach to legal corpus management.
The simple brokerage platform has no minimums to open and maintain an account, and is fully paperless.
In June of 2008, Bread and Life moved into a new $8,000,000 state-of-the-art facility; featuring expanded space, a digital choice food pantry, medical offices, a library, a non-denominational chapel, classroom, demonstration kitchen, and proper space to meet the increased demand of Bread and Life's guest, fully paperless data collection, and swipe card system for hot meals.
In short, we are now able to provide "15 minutes mortgages", fully online, paperless, hassle and stress free.
As of 1 July 2015 the ENVI Committee decided to fully implement the paperless project for meetings.
While the world is closer to a paperless and fully digital management structure, quite a lot of the construction industry is still maintaining physical binders, logging responses in Excel, using fax machines and picking up the phone for even the smallest exchanges of information.
The Postal Service has already made its own efforts to reduce consumption — by providing fully recyclable packaging, investing in paperless data tracking and initiating a "mail back" program to recycle small electronics.
It now has plans to go fully-electronic and is piloting a system of paperless receipts.
Paperless billing is the digital future that never quite fully arrives.
