The phrase "a complete interview" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an interview that covers all necessary topics or questions thoroughly.
Example: "After conducting a complete interview with the candidate, we felt confident in our decision to hire them."
Alternatives: "a thorough interview" or "a full interview".
On Friday afternoon, the former senator from North Carolina ended a long written statement with a promise: "I have given a complete interview on this matter and having done so, will have nothing more to say".
Table 2 shows the number of households with a complete interview at the first wave of each panel (about 6200) and the corresponding number of household members (about 15,000).
Of the 7,730 households sampled, a complete interview was obtained for 7,039 households or 91.1percentt of households.
A complete interview lasted, on average, about 45 min. Each country in the study determined the best procedures for tracing and contacting the subjects.
For a complete interview guide with probing questions [see additional file 1] The interviews took 21 to 60 minutes (median 43), were audio tape recorded after verbal consent, and transcribed verbatim.
A minimum of 6 call attempts were made to contact each household, and once contact had been made, at least another 5 attempts were made to speak to the respondent to obtain either a completed interview or a refusal.
Two telephone surveys demonstrated the need to make multiple calls to achieve a completed interview (data not shown)[ 38, 47].
In the larger study, only surveys with both a signed Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) authorization form (HAF) and a completed interview or survey were considered complete.
All cases and controls were remunerated for their participation: $25 for a completed interview and an additional $10 for controls who provided a stool specimen used to rule out asymptomatic cryptosporidiosis.
