The phrase "a complete range of motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physical activity, rehabilitation, or anatomy, often referring to the full movement potential of a joint or muscle.
Example: "After months of physical therapy, she finally regained a complete range of motion in her shoulder."
Alternatives: "full range of motion" or "entire range of motion".
At follow-up, 10 years later, the patient had a complete range of motion of the ankle, with minor radiographic signs of osteoarthritis (c-d).
Their criteria for a safe return to sports included absence of pain, no effusion, a complete range of motion, almost symmetrical strength, and excellent dynamic stability.
At follow-up, 18 years later, the patient had a complete range of motion of the ankle, although the radiographs showed minor signs of osteoarthritis of the ankle, with narrowing of the superior space of the ankle mortise that measured 1.4 mm (c-d).
Failure was recognized when a complete range of motion for the exercise could not be completed.
This value was estimated by successive trials and was defined as the load compatible with a complete range of motion, without a slow concentric or eccentric contraction or sustained apnea.
The patient was free of pain with a complete range of hip motion and had returned to previous activities including sports and motor-cross racing.
At the follow-up examinations of 45 days, 3 and 6 months, 1 and 2 years he had a persistent pain with complete range of motion and good supraspinatus strength.
The surgeons reattached them, and Rhoda recovered nearly complete range of motion, but the shock of the injury caused some of her hair to fall out.
Sometimes dance therapy is used to enhance, restore or maintain balance, a sense of general well-being, a sense of groundedness, a sense that the body is engaged fully in patterns of movement that restore breathing, complete range of motion," she said.
A rehabilitation program is started on the first postoperative day with passive exercises twice daily aimed at recovering the complete range of motion.
Scapular orientations during AB and AF were plotted for the complete range of motion.
