The phrase "fully usable" is not correct and usable in written English.
It could possibly be used in an informal context. You may use this phrase when referring to a device that has all its features enabled and is ready to be used. For example, "This computer is now fully usable, so let's get to work!".
The Corporation said in its statement: "We have no problem with a peaceable 24-hour protest by people without tents – provided the highway is fully usable – but campsites and important highways don't mix".
For three years he has been crafting a digital reproduction of the famous face the first fully usable Doves font since the original metal pieces were swallowed by the Thames.
It's fully usable and will remind you of your quest against Gannon every time you dice onlines.
Raspberry Pi is a computer the size of a credit card; it is small and energy-efficient, yet fully usable as a regular PC.
The solution we propose is intended to be easy to transport and fully usable by different user typologies, without any external assistance or supervision.
Data was collected from 1,137 exits on 3,097 investments, but only 602 exits have enough variables reported to be fully usable.
While the research team hasn't yet shown whether the structures, which produce strands of hair on our bodies, are fully functional and usable for transplants onto a scalp, experts say the discovery is a significant step toward finding new treatments for hair loss.
So instead of just chucking them in the dumpster, the store's owner built a fully-usable couch out of them.
HFs faced common challenges impeding the rollout of eMTCT including; inadequate skilled staff, lack of usable space for a fully functional clinic, limited laboratory and medical equipment, and inadequate financial commitment for providing necessary upgrades.
"First light," or the first actual fully calibrated, usable image from the satellite, is expected some time in June.
Sabre is a jet-cum-rocket that could, say its supporters, propel a fully re-usable space plane into orbit.
