The phrase "a complete recycling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of recycling in its entirety or referring to a thorough recycling effort.
Example: "The company has implemented a program for a complete recycling of all its materials to minimize waste."
Alternatives: "full recycling" or "total recycling".
LEDs benefit from a high electricity-to-light yield, from the absence of any mercury, from strength and long lifetime, from the use of direct current power source and from an almost complete recycling.
MELiSSA is a bioregenerative life support system designed by the European Space Agency ESAA) for the complete recycling of gas, liquid and solid wastes during long distance space exploration.
If there is complete recycling of blood water into saliva and an equimolar properdin-IxAC interaction, the IxAC concentration required may be estimated to be approximatively 1 ng/µl.
Deletion of gapA theoretically enables a yield of 12 mol NADPH per mole of glucose 6-phosphate by complete recycling of fructose 6-phosphate and triose 3-phosphate through the oxidative PPP (Kruger and von Schaewen 2003).
Despite several attempts, no completely closed-loop kraft pulp mill has yet been built; that is, complete reuse of bleach effluents and complete recycling of water have not been achieved in production kraft mills.
Spurred by European legislation requiring automakers to take back all of their end-of-life-cycle vehicles beginning in 2007, manufacturers worldwide have begun engineering new products with the complete recycling of components in mind.
The enormous, brick and wood built, military barracks will certainly make millions if turned into yuppie loft conversions, but it's hard to see how the unique and idiosyncratic style in which they find themselves now - solar panels, organic produce grown on site, complete recycling of household waste - could be improved upon.
Few researchers have investigated complete recycling of waste concrete.
The complete recycling network produced 75.2 Gg milled goods, 28.1 Gg side products and 16.7 Gg process waste.
