The phrase "functions are fulfilled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain roles or responsibilities have been completed or achieved.
Example: "In this project, all necessary functions are fulfilled, ensuring a smooth operation."
Alternatives: "functions are completed" or "functions are achieved."
In the contemporary Orthodox church these functions are fulfilled by the synod of each autocephalous church.
Most normal central-banking functions are fulfilled by the Bank of Canada, which has substantial autonomy in determining monetary policy.
However, little is known about how these functions are fulfilled in daily practice.
TT are defined as major, long-term technological changes in the way societal functions are fulfilled.
The de novo biosynthesis, degradation and transport of glucosinolates may constitute a delicately regulated dynamic diagram, through which various physiological functions are fulfilled.
Specifically, the SFC requests are fulfilled with the backtracking strategy and the following scalable requests on adding or removing functions are fulfilled based on the reactive and proactive strategies respectively.
The expectations of patients concerning walking ability and ADL function are fulfilled to a greater extent postoperatively than their expectations concerning more demanding physical activities such as sport and recreation.
In his more optimistic moments, he envisions a circular economy in which products are designed to be useful even after their primary function is fulfilled.
This function was fulfilled in earlier societies by burning or hanging the king, the pope or the tax collector in effigy.
The cognitive function is fulfilled characteristically by 3rd-person nonmodal utterances (i.e., utterances in the indicative mood, making no use of modal verbs); the expressive function by 1st-person utterances in the subjunctive or optative mood; and the conative function by 2nd-person utterances in the imperative.
