The phrase "a complete emergency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation that is urgent and requires immediate attention or action.
Example: "The power outage turned into a complete emergency when the backup generators failed."
Alternatives: "a total crisis" or "an absolute emergency".
c) Plan a more complete emergency response to include tailored rapid assessments and strategic interventions, as well as a context specific development-oriented strategic analysis and action plans.
Charles organized an effort to help voters hospitalized on Election Day complete emergency absentee ballot applications.
Dorothy Charles, a 23-year-old med student at the University of Pennsylvania who is currently rotating through Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, organized an effort to help voters hospitalized on Election Day complete emergency absentee ballot applications so they would get the chance to participate in the American democratic process.
The University of Cumbria has also agreed to help with the work, and the trust hopes to complete emergency repairs and open the site again by the end of July.
Complete emergency response protocol, involving the decontamination planning.
To meet the relief demands caused by frequent natural disasters and unusual emergencies, the government should utilize the power of society fully and establish a complete system of emergency relief reserves.
This application is a complete and autonomous emergency system, and can provide an economic, reliable, and unobtrusive method for elderly monitoring or safety protection.
The grim reality since 9/11 has necessitated a complete revamping of emergency plans for governments and corporations alike, and the plans in place at our nation's nuclear plants have often served as models.
Chen and Huang [10] noted that government should utilize the power of society fully and establish a complete system of emergency relief reserves to meet the relief demands.
TOKYO — All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines, the world's biggest operators of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, said on Tuesday that they had completed emergency checks on their fleet and found no threats to safety after a fire occurred inside a parked 787 jet at Heathrow Airport last week.
