The phrase "a complete part" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a section or component that is whole or fully developed within a larger context.
Example: "In the report, we need to ensure that each section is a complete part of the overall analysis."
Alternatives: "a whole component" or "an entire section".
A 3D printer is likely to print the item as a complete part that requires no assembly.
The hour-markers are an important part or the dial aesthetic and are a complete part of the design process," Philippe Léopold-Metzger, the chief of Piaget, said in Geneva last month.
Symptom control is an essential, but not a complete, part of the core competencies of physicians in end-of-life care [ 3].
Each paragraph should encompass a complete part of the recipe.
Dr. Alan Collmer, a plant pathologist at Cornell University, called the new study "a big deal," adding: "This is a complete parts inventory for the bacterium.
The design and construction of a high precision ambient ionization source matrix-assisted laser desorption electrospray ionization (MALDESI) are described in full detail, including a complete parts list.
ENCODE was launched in 2003 to build a complete "parts list" for Homo sapiens by identifying and pinpointing the location of every stretch of the genome that does something - "a reference map of all the functional elements in the human genome," said geneticist Joseph Ecker of the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, Calif.
A complete parts list is a virtue when you want to know how a machine works, but it is more important to understand how those parts fit together.
The practice of systems biology begins with a complete parts list of the information elements of living organisms (for example, genes, RNAs, proteins and metabolites).
"What uniquely defines the systems biology that I'm thinking about has really come from the genome project and its delineation of a complete parts list of all the genes," he says.
However, other indices include a subtraction score based on subtracting the time required to complete Part A from the time required to complete Part B as well as a ratio score based on dividing the time required for Part B by the time required for Part A. The FTMT was developed with the intent of preserving the basic principles and format of the TMT.
