The phrase "a complete operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a process or task that has been fully executed or finalized.
Example: "After several hours of work, we finally achieved a complete operation of the new software system."
Alternatives: "a full process" or "an entire procedure".
This contract may include vendor lists, parts specifications, and a complete operations and maintenance manual.
They formalize the cooperative reasoning operation — in which two entities cooperate to perform decentralized rule-based reasoning — and define a complete process to perform this operation.
In this context, a complete process targeted around membrane operations for clarification, concentration and conversion was studied.
A suitable line length for a relatively complete operation unit is typically 90 150 km.
But "from a surgeon's point of view, we're combining two known therapies to give a more complete operation to maximize the blood flow to a patient's heart".
Lewis's mission was to turn the Telegraph from a newspaper into a complete multimedia operation.
But Mr. Schwarzenegger has not yet formally announced his intentions, and an aide said today that there was a complete campaign operation ready to go if the actor decided to enter the fray after all.
Lucas conceived the Ranch as a complete filmmaking operation — his version of the ideal studio, one that would respect human values and creativity, as opposed to Hollywood studios, which he saw as evil and greedy and encouraging of mediocrity.
The main problems, which are still to be solved for a complete successful operation of these materials, are the reactivity of their interface with the lithium metal electrode and the decay of their conductivity at temperatures below 70°C.
The DAA-based BF takes 31 cycles by itself for a complete butterfly operation including the twiddle factor multiplication.
