The phrase "a complete blend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mixture that is fully integrated or combined without any distinct parts remaining.
Example: "The artist's new painting is a complete blend of vibrant colors and intricate patterns that captivate the viewer."
Alternatives: "a perfect mixture" or "an entire fusion".
It is often assumed that a complete blend between the RAP binder and virgin binder does occur.
However, if there is not a complete blend concerns arise that the long-term pavement life could be compromised.
For $410, you can have the Code-38 Pro Stealth, the flagship model, "a complete blend of blasted textures and vaporized titanium-based finishes," as the Web catalog puts it.
The treatments were: (1) control, (2) addition of elemental S to lower the pH, (3) addition of S and triple superphosphate (P), (4) addition of S, P and a complete blend of micronutrients and (5) addition of S, P, micronutrients and K and Mg.
The design is composed of incomplete mixture blends with different levels of amounts except the centroid point as a complete mixture blend.
On this list, Brown provides the most complete blend of progressive politics, populism, white working-class appeal, and coming from a vital swing state.
Finally, cells lysis was brought about by complete blend of the cell solution and the chemical reagent solution during continuous flow.
Complete blending profiles were constructed and compared based on the assay results from both instruments.
It is between those two extremes of complete blending and total distinctness that hybridization can provide glimpses of the complex process of differentiation -- of evolution in action.
The result indicates with short mixing time, RAP tends to work as inert black rock and the complete blending situation only approached if the mixing duration significantly increased.
Here, we introduce simplex-centroid designs which contain complete blends but with some loss in D-efficiency and stability in G-efficiency.
