The phrase "a complete production of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fully realized version of a performance, film, or artistic work.
Example: "The theater company is proud to present a complete production of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' this summer."
Alternatives: "a full rendition of" or "an entire staging of".
To analyze and optimize the quality processes of a complete production line we use the method "Dynamic Programming", developed by the American scientist, Bellman in the early 1950s of the 20th century.
If it sounds like your dream film [or worst nightmare?] then take a look at the new trailer, released on Boxing Day as part of a Kickstarter campaign to complete production of the movie.
Upon the addition of 1 mol% CaO into equimolar CaCl2-NaCl molten salt, the deoxidization rate of ilmenite was promoted, leading to the complete production of an FeTi alloy in fine and homogeneous microstructures with a particle size of 2 8 μm.
Byton, a U.S-China rival founded by former BMW and Infiniti executives, said this week it is on track to complete production of a plant in Nanjing by May.
When the Mark Taper box office opened for the complete production of "Angels," the receipts broke the theatre's record.
Tesla has managed to deliver something on time, even if it \'s falling behind its projections for the Model 3 electric car: It has completed production of a massive battery farm in South Australia, which is designed to capture and store energy produced by a wind farm and distribute it to the grid when it's needed most, in an effort to curb frequent summer blackouts.
Act III recently completed production of a new Burt Reynolds movie called "Breaking In". "The last piece of the puzzle was TV production; we always planned to come back," Lear said.
Daisy Jane Carrie Keagann) and Sirene (Lauren Kitt Carter) are also part of the zombie-slaying crew and provide the requisite blood-splattered cleavage needed to complete a production of this caliber.
