The phrase "a complete disorder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or state of chaos or confusion where everything is out of order.
Example: "After the party, the living room was left in a complete disorder, with empty bottles and scattered decorations everywhere."
Alternatives: "total chaos" or "utter disarray".
Structural characterisation of the variants revealed three different conformations of the intermediate helix and 175 loop in SSAI (down, up and super-up), as well as a complete disorder of this region in one crystal form of SSRI, suggesting that the compromised affinity of these variants is related to conformational flexibility.
When pathologists describe a surgical specimen with cancer, they usually give little attention to the disposition of vascular networks, by virtue of a false premise – "Cancer is a complete disorder process".
Clearly well into her 70s, maybe 80s, but fighting it tenaciously if not graciously with a screamingly conspicuous jet-black wig restrained from complete disorder by an almost iridescent blue headband.
Rijswijk and colleges [ 27] report some factors which serve as barriers for suitable mental health care for GPs, and they mention the difficulties in distinguishing between psychological problems and a complete psychiatric disorder, or the difficulties in assessing severity of the disorder, as the most important.
Grand viziers who were supposed to represent the sultan's absolute power had virtually become dependent on the palace and the Janissary corps, or provincial forces, with the result that there was a lack of authority and complete disorder in the administration.
Similarly, Humpty Dumpty had all his pieces in their proper place (low entropy) when Alice saw him sitting on the wall in Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, but once he "had a great fall" the pieces were all scattered in complete disorder (high entropy).
Huang and Zhang [24] investigated the pattern transition along the routes to chaos induced by flip bifurcation and Hopf bifurcation, finding a transition from ordered spiral patterns, through spiral fragmentation, to spatiotemporal chaos with complete disorder.
The artillery and the air strike killed and wounded an estimated 500 enemy troops on Hill 303, with survivors fleeing in complete disorder.
The markets are in complete disorder, yet they remain unable to solve the situation themselves, and so go looking for a public sector bailout.
As often with Trump's comments, it was hard to distinguish historical insensitivity from personal obliviousness — given the complete disorder of his Administration — and heedless stereotyping.
During his university years he and other young Jewish mathematicians, who called themselves the Anonymous group, championed a fledgling branch of mathematics called Ramsey theory, which has as its philosophical underpinning the idea that complete disorder is impossible.
