The phrase "has been fully made" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been completed or finished. For example, you could say "The bed has been fully made".
Anyway, I think Mollie's ministrations instilled in me a potential for hypochondria — a potential that has been fully realized and made its way into many of my cartoons.
My mother instilled in me a potential for hypochondria, a potential that has been fully realized and has made its way into a number of my cartoons.
If you try the national dish, suassat, a seal meat stew often served in Greenland homes, make sure it has been fully digested before confronting United States Customs inspectors in Ottawa.
It has been designed for high frequency operation and has been fully optimized to make use of the Raytheon Advanced Regenerator, resulting in improved efficiency relative to previous Raytheon pulse tube coolers.
Wait 2 more minutes to make sure it has been fully absorbed into the skin.
"The negative impact on online shopping we saw following the election has not been fully made up, but consumers are back online and shopping," said Tamara Gaffney, principal analyst and director, Adobe Digital Insights, in a statement.
While he forces claimants to jump through bureaucratic hoops and provide endless paperwork, he accepts multimillion-dollar compensation from BP under a contract that has not been fully made public.
Either way, these are at most argument templates; it seems fair to say that at this point in time, the case from normativism against reductive naturalism about meaning/content has not yet been fully made.
But Barbour said those views do not necessarily extend to the task force as a whole, the membership of which hasn't yet been fully made public.
So far, the translation from theory into practice has not yet been fully made: it is still unclear how the balance between job demands, job resources, and recovery opportunities can be optimized by means of workplace interventions.
