The phrase "have fully committed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a complete dedication or promise to a cause, task, or relationship.
Example: "After much consideration, I have fully committed to the project and will give it my all."
Alternatives: "have completely dedicated" or "have wholeheartedly pledged."
Those requirements included a shareholder rights plan limiting outside investors other than SoftBank and a demand that any rival bid have fully committed financing.
Chief among them is a new stipulation that any superior counterproposal have fully committed financing, which would force Dish to sign papers with its lenders.
There's also a positive way to spin this Portland Trail Blazers season: rather than making any desperate moves to stay in contention, the Trail Blazers have fully committed themselves to the art of giving up.
But most of the diners seem to have fully committed to the experience: staggering off the rickety wooden escalator, through the linen department next door, travelling in multigenerational packs whose collective optimism faded two floors ago.
Among those requirements, which Dish criticized as "extreme deal protections," were a shareholder rights plan that limited outside investors other than SoftBank from owning more than 17 percent of Sprint and a demand that any rival bid have fully committed financing.
Amid continuing uncertainty about whether Palestinian negotiators have fully committed to beginning preliminary talks in Washington next week, the president, Mahmoud Abbas, said: "Any agreement reached with the Israelis will be brought to a referendum".
The company says it has fully committed financing.
In the Weimar Triangle framework, Poland has fully committed itself alongside us to European integration.
Mr. Icahn hasn't provided evidence that he has fully committed financing as well as other information that the directors have requested.
Google Photos, a service the company has fully committed to, is built to do just that—organize and enhance maddeningly large photo libraries.
Someone who has fully committed to their work, pressed everything they can into word after word – because half-measures won't cut it – they will have more than a little interest in what you think of the results.
