"has been fully stated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to something that has been communicated or expressed in a clear and complete manner. For example: "The terms of the agreement have been fully stated and all parties are in agreement."
The system has been fully implemented in nine states, and title information from those states can be instantly added or checked.
Now that weed has been fully legalized in eight states, linked to a whole host of health benefits, and is the subject of a legitimate college degree, it's safe to assume that Americans' attitudes have been shifting toward the drug.
The WHO ANC model has been fully institutionalized throughout Yap State in the Federated States of Micronesia (unpublished information, personal communication, Centro Rosarino de Estudios Perinatales, CREP).
It has been fully prepared to support Islamic states like Saudi Arabia, and even used religion to cement the anti-Communist alliance during the cold war.
The proposed design limit state equation (DLSE) has been fully calibrated for dead load and live load by using the reliability-based approach.
Once the food you've eaten has been fully absorbed, your body goes into the catabolic state.
A test used for evaluating the mixed-mode toughness pertinent to such delaminations has been fully-analyzed by determining the steady-state energy release rate, the mode mixity and the critical length for buckling.
Officers from outside Cleveland who will fall under Williams's command had been fully briefed on the state's firearms laws, the chief said.
When we met at Heavenly Ski Resort I discovered an obviously brilliant guy who disliked corporate life and had an unbridled affection for activities that may not have been fully legal in the state of California.
