The phrase "well fueled" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have an adequate supply of fuel or energy. Example: "The marathon runner made sure to eat a hearty breakfast to ensure she was well fueled for the race."
The brain simply operates better when it is well fueled than in a fasting state.
But it was a pleasant surprise to find how much of the show is very well done; Andy Blankenbuehler's choreography, in particular, keeps it constantly well fueled.
Operating income has grown rapidly as well, fueled by new acquisitions, but because of the cost of servicing debts taken on to make the acquisitions, the company said it had lost 37 million Canadian dollars ($23.2 million) for the quarter.] Canada has a history of having international media barons emerge from the hinterlands.
Over that time balanced portfolios have done well, fueled by equities, but a different sort of equities than what led the pack during the 4th quarter of 2016.
And, here's the cool part, I did as well, fueled by my son's energy.
My affection for synchronicity has been well fueled in recent months as a series of global health milestones have converged.
Populist, far-right groups may well fuel more hatred.
Over time, however, anti-Bushism could well fuel anti-Americanism.
The problem is that merely arming the rebels is unlikely to end the conflict, and could well fuel the fire.
The latest figures out from the Higher Education Statistics Agency may well fuel fears that grade inflation is rife in UK universities.
The country's political crisis thus may well fuel violent "narco-clashes" — or give the most powerful traffickers free rein to expand operations.
