The phrase "a complete peace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of total tranquility or absence of conflict.
Example: "After years of turmoil, the treaty finally brought a complete peace to the region."
Alternatives: "an absolute peace" or "a total peace".
"With this new step we advance firmly toward a complete peace," Santos said in a televised address.
It is not impossible that most of the 19 parties at the negotiating table will end up signing a complete peace accord on Monday.
Those differences, from the fate of Israeli settlements in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip to control of Jerusalem, have scuttled efforts by previous presidents to negotiate a complete peace agreement.
Without a complete peace deal spelling out autonomy for the Nagas, and the lifting of that hated AFSPA, few in Nagaland are likely to be pleased with rule by any party of the centre, such as Congress.Still, elections bring money to ordinary people too.
I felt relaxed and calm, and a complete peace came over me.
A complete peace was delayed, as Leo VI required the release of the Byzantine captives from the Trade War.
It was a moment of complete peace.
It could be somewhere that everybody in London could just walk across and feel familiar with and soothed by and just a place of complete peace and quiet.
Parador El Adelantado, Cazorla With its remote location high up in the Sierra Cazorla Natural Park, this is an ideal destination for a few days of complete peace and quiet, with plenty of fresh mountain air and outstanding scenery.
It is now possible for Asia's greatest powers -- China, India, Japan, and the U.S. -- to form something akin to the concert system that gave Europe a century of almost complete peace in the 19th century.
"This is a man who was at complete peace in his life," she said.
