The phrase "a complete modernization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of fully updating or transforming something, such as a system, technology, or infrastructure.
Example: "The company is investing in a complete modernization of its IT infrastructure to improve efficiency and security."
Alternatives: "a total overhaul" or "an entire upgrade".
The second is a three-story house with 10 rooms that's twice the size (190 square meters) of the first, with a balcony and terrace on the second and third floors, but it is in need of complete modernization.
Under the new centralized system, federal air traffic employees in the 20 regional radar-control centers are for the first time all using identical technology, thanks to a recently completed modernization of the agency's computer hardware and software.
This paper focuses on five major 21st century transportation and infrastructure projects in Chicago: rail decongestion; airport modernization; mass transit modernization; a complete streets plan; and an infrastructure trust as a financing innovation.
He acknowledged that districts often fail to file the proper paperwork after completing modernization projects.
In the decades that followed the failure of the 1848 revolutions, the North Atlantic states underwent an industrial and technological growth spurt that completed the process of modernization and established capitalism as a complete social and economic system.
This is important because the taxpayers opened up their wallets to fund, after 50 years, the modernization of our schools, including installing air conditioning, and they are owed a complete and quality project.
B1 Move to Reduce Truck Traffic New York City, having completed a $20 million modernization of a Brooklyn freight yard, is seeking bidders to revive the use of barges to float railroad freight cars between New Jersey and Brooklyn.
Spanish emergency physicians look forward to the final approval, which will complete the modernization of emergency health care provision in Spain.
Therefore, after the consolidation of EDs in the majority of hospitals and the adjustment of staff requirements, the SEMES looks forward to final approval of the EM specialty, which should be achieved during the next few months and will complete the modernization of emergency health care provision in Spain.
