Preposition: on

• basis: It has developed to the point where it has definitely become functional on a regular basis.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Project work is used to integrate material and make knowledge functional.

Modifies a noun

• genomics: A research program on rice functional genomics was started in 1997.

• imaging: Functional brain imaging has the potential to breach the privacy of a person's own thoughts.

• programming: Well, in Perl 6, functional programming just got a whole lot less wordy.

• neuroimaging: The most obvious factor responsible for the current explosion of knowledge is functional neuroimaging.

• classification: A controlled virus taxonomical and functional classification has been used for all the proteins and protein families in the database.

• specification: An item that warrants a functional specification should also be considered for selection.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: The explanations for cave use range from the purely functional to the purely esoteric.

• fully: They may also be used to make certain items on our website fully functional.

• highly: This company produce professionally designed highly functional websites from only £ 250.

• perfectly: You can make a perfectly functional website that lives inside your own computer.

• barely: Like much Soviet construction it looked unfinished and barely functional.

• strictly: The exhibition includes lighting from the strictly functional to the wildly ostentatious.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Services have been carefully designed to ensure open systems remain fully functional, yet secure.

• become: The fetal kidneys become functional by the 11th week.

• create: I design and make felted fabric using natural fibers, and use the felt to create functional as well as decorative art pieces.

• provide: They show that it is possible to provide functional, well serviced office accomodation while maintaining social and enviromental considerations.

• call: This technique is called functional MRI ( or fMRI ).

• seem: So, I stayed just long enough to check that I and my rebreather seemed fully functional.