The phrase "a complete compilation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough collection or gathering of items, information, or data on a specific subject.
Example: "The report provided a complete compilation of all the research conducted over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an exhaustive collection of" or "a thorough assembly of".
(It's true that there are a number of apps that contain a complete compilation of Mormon scripture, including the New and Old Testaments, Book of Mormon, Doctrine & Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price. But your pooler wasn't close enough to see what he was looking at).
But it made me realize I needed to have a complete compilation of names, phone numbers and email addresses at my fingertips.
A complete compilation of constructs is found in Table 2.
A non-redundant and complete compilation of the Arabidopsis Dof genes was obtained from the At TIGR db and MIPS MATDB databases.
Thomas Burke, the EPA's science advisor, called it "the most complete compilation of scientific data to date," including more than 950 published papers, technical and scientific reports as well as input from parties with stakes in the issue.
His 16-volume encyclopedia, Zhongguo Qingtongqi Quanji (中国青铜器全集, "Complete Compilation of Chinese Bronzes"), is the most comprehensive book on Chinese bronzes ever published.
In addition, district and regional staff are eligible for bonus payments subject to the performance of the facilities in their district and region and timely and complete compilation of reports.
until 30.09. Number of inquiries 1 2 1 1 Time for survey Unlimited: complete compilation Unlimited: complete compilation Max.
That find has contributed to the compilation of a complete critical edition of C. P. E. Bach's work, with the British early-music conductor Christopher Hogwood (who will lead the Juilliard School's student period-instrument band, Juilliard415, on Saturday night) as the chairman of its editorial board.
