The phrase "a complete reverse of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is entirely opposite to something else.
Example: "The new policy is a complete reverse of the previous one, which favored leniency."
Alternatives: "an absolute contradiction of" or "a total opposite of".
And we must see a complete reverse of our declining productivity and poor health outcomes.
" "The perverse incentives of the government's changes mean that poorer pupils are encouraged towards courses and universities that have less funding – a complete reverse of the 'pupil premium' that Nick Clegg has championed for younger learners".
Thanks to these reforms, Kurds can now publish and broadcast in their own tongue.So far the resurgence of PKK violence has not prompted a complete reverse of the government's efforts to give Kurds a better deal.
A complete reverse of proportions of high to middle educational level can be seen since 1997.
Gerri is a therapist who counsels patients at a clinic, one of them a lower-middle-class housewife (played by Imelda Staunton, the star of Mr. Leigh's "Vera Drake"), whose bottomless despair is the complete reverse of Gerri's fulfillment.
The external ratios R e were the complete reverse of the internal ratios.
"[Azerbaijan has] really been trying to create a criticism-free zone around the games… They're using these games to try to launder their image through the international media so that [they appear to be] modern and progressive and dynamic when actually what's going on behind the scenes is the complete reverse of that".
Other transcription factors such as Snail could also be necessary for the complete reverse of EMT in these breast cancer cells.
In 2006, 53percentt of Republicans and 41percentt of Democrats supported email monitoring, yet seven years later, it's the complete reverse (45percentt of Republicans and 53percentt of Democrats support email monitoring).
The observed alterations all reduce the number of ACGU palindromes which might be involved in structure formation within the RNA or with the second RNA molecule that most likely is involved in complete reverse transcription of the genome.
