"fully revamped" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when something has undergone a significant change or improvement. For example, "The software was fully revamped to make it faster and more user-friendly."
"We are now fully revamped," Arnold says, "bigger, better, and more curious than ever".
But on Thursday, during f8, Facebook's developer conference in San Francisco, Mr. Nguyen is introducing a fully revamped version of Color.
4. Recently, the rapper Snoop Dogg has been talking up the Snoop DeVille, a 500-unit limited edition of fully revamped Caddies.
The first two - known today as the First Concerto in E flat and the Second Concerto in A - were fully revamped by 1861.
Also useful is the fully revamped search.
The most interesting (at least, that I heard about) was a fully revamped version of YouTube designed specifically with children in mind.
News of Pronto's closure came in January just a few months after heated budget negotiations led to a plan to spend $5m to fully revamp and expand the system with electric-assist bikes.
Tom has taught at Yale SOM before, so we know first-hand how much energy, experience, and intelligence he will bring to this role". This year's incoming first-year students will be the first to participate fully in the revamped LDP, but rising second-year students will also benefit from a number of the activities associated with the new program.
Asked whether he fully backed Obama's revamped approach, McChrystal said he was "absolutely supportive of the time line" and denied the nature of the mission had been changed by Obama's speech at West Point.
Expect much of the same from the rest of the EP; whereas the typical track-by-track EP style has been revamped to deliver as a fully functional mix.
All payments will be fully cancelled and refunded, while new tickets will be revamped to ensure validity.
