"stated more fully" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to say that a point or opinion is explained in more detail. For example, "She wrote a blog post summarizing her view on water conservation, but after a public outcry, she stated her opinion more fully in a follow-up article."
They include a marked intensification of security and economic cooperation, more money, invitations to Western capitals, robust statements of support, prisoner releases and efforts to draw Arab states more fully into the process.
Hence, our research showed wider range of the lesions and this study could more fully state the distribution characteristics of the lesion site in the patients' brain DTI.
Here, in this section, we develop the modelling scheme more fully, stating clearly the assumptions on which it relies, and the experimental consistency checks that we can make to validate the approach.
In previous studies, it has been shown that global hyperacetylation associated with a more permissive chromatin state which is an indicator of more fully reprogramming state in nuclear transfer and iPSCs (Li et al., 2002; Rybouchkin et al., 2006).
They've extrapolated from this Israel's need to become more fully a state of its citizens, including its Arab citizens.
If the union follows through on Ms. Weingarten's proposals, it would represent a significant, good-faith effort to cooperate more fully with state officials and school administrators in the monumental job of improving public school education.
The relative contributions of these two factors are not known, but we predict that fit could be further improved if the different states of immune cells were more fully represented.
On her first day as Secretary of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano announced plans to "promote policies to more fully integrate American state, local, and tribal governments in the development of policies and programs".
In contrast, VanOrd criticized the inclusion of the character Kasumi Goto from the Kasumi - Stolen Memory pack, stating that "she never fits in with her more fully developed cohorts".
The academics told Oxford University that it should investigate investment policies that "more fully align with the institutions' own stated missions and values".
