The phrase "a complete body of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive collection or entirety of something, often in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "The research paper presents a complete body of evidence supporting the hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive collection of" or "an entire set of".
The penal code was to be the first in a collection of codes that would constitute the utilitarian pannomion, a complete body of law based on the utility principle, the development of which was to engage Bentham in a lifetime's work and was to include civil, procedural, and constitutional law.
I feel like it's pretty well edited and a complete body of work.
It all pieces together immaculetly into a complete body of work, with transitions climactically coming together between songs.
This is peculiar because science does not accept a complete body of knowledge at any one time as final, therefore no answer can be final.
And she wants listeners to experience it as a complete body of work (the album's individual tracks won't go on sale until Dec. 20).
"I like to write film music that stands on its own," he said, explaining that even without the film, "it is still a complete body of work, strong enough to have its own life".
► In a letter to Science, Gregory Goldsmith of the Paul Scherrer Institute in Switzerland wrote that "Until we have a more complete body of research," into the impact of social media on science, "perhaps we should withhold judgment on whether there is value to actually being a "Science Kardashian".
That's not to say everything in the show is a distinctive, singular artwork apart from the rest: "In the beginning, it was just about showcasing a little bit of all the things I had gotten engulfed in, but as I became inspired to make a more complete body of work for each, I began to notice subtle themes emerge, which interwove itself throughout the entire show".
Integration of patient databases across hospitals in the Area meant that patient information across sites was available and thus decisions would be based upon a more complete body of information.
The amount of meat transferred from one individual to another was estimated based on body-part weight (obtained from the literature, in cases when a complete body part was transferred, [34] [36]), relation of meat transferred to chimpanzee hand size (in cases when single pieces were transferred; a 5×5 cm piece of tissue from a red colobus weighed 50 g, K. Mätz-Rensing pers. comm).
The concept of making long-term investments on a person's complete body of work has analogues in many industries.
