"have fully educated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an individual who has received the full extent of education in a certain subject, skill, or profession. For example: "She has fully educated herself in the field of computer programming and can write code with confidence."
Only an America which has fully educated its citizens is fully capable of tackling the complex problems and perceiving the hidden dangers of the world in which we live.
Without trying to draw hasty conclusions, lets us note that the two families with the same socio-demographic pattern as voluntary non-user families whose children did use recreational activities were families where the mother, though immigrant, had been fully educated in Belgium as opposed to a later arrival in the country as a child or adolescent with their parents.
Today, about 150 years later, most educated people have fully grasped the theory, understand it well and fully accept it.
It's not necessarily popular or without controversy, but we have to get these students fully educated".
Simply put, it is imperative that Black gay men are fully educated and have access to every HIV prevention tool available.
You should also ensure you have staff on hand who are fully educated on the wine you're offering with the sales skills necessary to convert tasters into paying customers.
But no country has succeeded in fully educating its public about the benefits of circumcision, according to PSI, a nonprofit organization in Washington.
People have a right over their body; they should therefore be fully educated about the future repercussions removing any part of their bodies can have on their health.
And so, it's particularly painful to have Bristol squander the massive opportunity to educate by not being fully educated herself on the issue.
It is, therefore, crucial that individuals are fully educated before they make such decisions.
