The phrase "properly filled" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe something that is sufficiently filled up, for example, "The order form was properly filled out and submitted to the company."
Scanning the ballots provided another opportunity for poll workers to see my vote as they checked to see whether the ballot had been properly filled out for scanning.
Now they can start work as soon as they have lodged their properly filled out applications.Yet opening doors and cutting paperwork might not be enough.
Academics at the college disputed the university authorities' claim that the gathering was cancelled because its organisers had not properly filled in a risk assessment form.
But Ms. Frye and her supporters argue that several thousand votes clearly intended for her were discarded because the ballots were not properly filled out.
But it twists the law to invalidate the votes of thousands of absentees whose forms were properly filled out and whose ballots were correctly cast.
BIG BOX The store is vast and impressive, almost giving the impression that there aren't enough clothes to properly fill it.
The allegations of wrongdoing range from work rule violations like the failure to properly fill out paperwork to the failure to take police action.
The medical institutional review boards that supervise these activities are overburdened and tend to focus on properly filling out forms rather than substantive protection.
It does actually properly fill me up and it means that if I do the shake once a day I don't really have to watch what I eat the rest of the time.
Sprint's original motivations are murky; it said that an intermediary company had failed to properly fill out a form to verify that it was dealing with a legitimate charity.
