"well tightened" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this expression when you want to describe something that has been tightened to the best of one's ability. For example, you could say "I tightened the screw as well as I could, so it should be well tightened."
Well, tighten up that meek back line for a start.
Either way, the election may very well tighten as we approach November, in part because undecided voters tend to move towards the challenger in a campaign's final days.
But treaties can be loosened as well as tightened; they fit for a while, then must be revised.
This effort has involved better coördination between the C.I.A., the F.B.I., and the international community, as well as tightened surveillance.
As well as tightened credit criteria, the fall is also due a lack of demand, according to David Dooks, director of statistics at the BBA: "In the deepest recession for 50 years, with unemployment rising and house prices falling, it is not in the least bit surprising that demand for loans is subdued".
A tripling of excise duties — as well as tightened regulations on sales and advertising — has resulted in a decline of about a third in alcohol consumption over the last decade, according to Reuters.
C2C12 cells were seeded at low density in perfusion chambers (CoverWell, #622503) tightened by glass coverslips (Menzel-Gläser, BB024050A1).
Various changes "down under", in New Zealand as well as Australia, mean their IMG markets may well be tightening up.
This aside, various changes "down under", in New Zealand as well as Australia, mean their IMG markets may well be tightening up.
In it, he lauded several of Obama's regulatory reforms, including the creation of a single banking czar as well as tightening the rules for previously unchecked financial firms like mortgage companies and hedge funds as well as the trading of financial products with shady origins like derivatives.
