"fully vacated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a place or condition that is completely empty or unoccupied. For example: "The hotel room was fully vacated, with no sign of the previous occupants."
The BBC has said the site, which is currently home to 5,000 staff, will be "fully vacated" by 2015.
Under the plans, the building – which is home to 12 studios and 5,000 staff – will be "fully vacated" by 2015.
Last year's report said: "If both houses fully vacated the palace this would take the least time and would avoid disruption to parliament from construction works".
Instead, they found a fully vacated premises, completely still and silent but for a dog and a single stereo blaring Swiss radio.
Instead, they found a fully vacated premises, completely still and silent save for a dog and a single stereo blaring Swiss radio.
Twenty-five dafterfthatthet, thospitaltal was fully vacated and sterilization carried out.
Citing two unnamed American officials, The New York Times reported earlier this month that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was preparing to possibly redesignate the MEK as a terrorist group, partly because of the failure of the MEK to fully vacate the group's home in Iraq, called Camp Ashraf, to a new location.
My peripatetic father had perched there for some months in an apartment that was paid up for a year, and I eased happily into his fully furnished, book-stocked, vacated space.
When the building was vacated, its interior and exterior decor were fully reconstructed and restored according to Gorodetsky's original plans.
"The Court is fully aware of the deference afforded to arbitral decisions, but, nevertheless, concludes that the Award should be vacated.
