The phrase "a complete scramble" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation that is chaotic, disorganized, or confusing.
Example: "After the unexpected announcement, the meeting turned into a complete scramble as everyone tried to figure out what to do next."
Alternatives: "a total mess" or "utter chaos".
This is indirectly indicated by the near complete scrambling of gene order among closely related species (e.g., Palmer and Herbon 1988; Handa 2003; Ogihara et al. 2005; Alverson et al. 2010) and by high levels of rearrangement even among different varieties of the same species (Allen et al. 2007; Fujii et al. 2010; Darracq et al. 2011; Davila et al. 2011).
The effect of irregular pigmentation of the RPE cells can be observed as a reduction or as a complete lack of polarization scrambling in the RPE in Figs. 5 and 6, respectively.
Even if a hydra is minced and the pieces scrambled, the fragments grow together and reorganize themselves into a complete whole.
The text can subsequently be used for different follow-up activities, including as a cloze (removing certain words and leaving a blank which students have to complete); a sentence scramble (taking individual sentences and mixing-up the words for learners to sequence correctly); or mixing-up all the sentences in the text and having students put them back in order.
In a pink chequered cowgirl shirt and designer gumboots, she sets off at a clip down a steep dirt path, past an obstacle course they've set up for their young sons, complete with scramble nets and tires.
In the second quarter, after gaining possession on their own 3, a scrambling Moseley completed a 56-yard pass to Wright.
Ray LaHood, Mr. Obama's choice as transportation secretary, was supposed to have his hearing this week, but it was postponed because he did not turn information over to federal law enforcement officials until recently, leaving the F.B.I. scrambling to complete a background check, a transition official said.
He rolled his right ankle early in the third quarter on a scramble and departed after completing 6 of 7 passes for 47 yards in his debut.
Kansas quarterback Todd Reesing proved remarkably effective, completing six of his eight passes during the drive and rushing for five yards on a quarterback scramble.
Randall completed a nine-yard pass to tight end Jeff King, then ran for another nine yards on a quarterback scramble.
