"well stretched" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase in a sentence to describe an object that has been stretched, such as a rope, a piece of fabric, or a muscle. For example, "I stretched my legs after the hike, and they felt well stretched."
Untreated viable cells become green upon hydrolysis of intra cellular esterases activity with well stretched actin filament compared to treated dead red colored round cells.
There aren't many things that a hundred and twenty-five pounds, pretty well stretched out, serve as counterweight to, and he is still unable to understand the mentality of the carnival concessionaire who employed him in that capacity.
Gross and light microscopic analyses of the eye showed that if anterior and posterior capsule openings are well stretched around the optic of this IOL design, proliferative/regenerative material is potentially confined to the intercapsular space of the capsular bag remnant outside the optic rim.
Tim Loughton, children's minister, promotes the use of volunteers in child protection work as "an additional resource that, at a time when we are well stretched, it makes a lot of sense to explore" (Minister calls for more social work volunteers, 29 October).
"Canada's labour force is fairly well stretched," he said.
That cleanup may have well stretched into 2017, as app store intelligence firms only started seeing the effects in late 2016.
It may well stretch our hard-wired sense of syntax.
"Well, stretch it out and spend it well," Kinsella says, laughing.
Things fall apart, and suddenly time and space change as well, stretch out unpredictably.
With the youngsters struggling to follow orders, Campbell takes it upon himself to stretch the pitch by, well – stretching it.
Banished as well: stretch marks, bat wings or what the British like to call those wobbly bits.
