The phrase "a complete series" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a set of items or objects that are all related to each other in some way. For example, you could say, "I purchased the complete series of books by my favorite author."
Ready access to and high utilization of physicians are demonstrated by the completeness of immunizations: 98% of the children received a complete series of four DPT (diphtheria pertussis tetanus) injections, compared with 81% of U.S. children in 1997 (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 1999).
Because copper and nickel are completely miscible (i.e., they mix thoroughly) in the solid state, forming a complete series of solid solutions, the useful range of alloys is not confined within any definite limits of composition, although certain compositions have come into general use.
She embarked on a complete series of Mozart sonatas at the Wigmore Hall in 1982.
I've never done these six tone poems as a complete series".
A complete series of aliphatic aromatic copoly ether-imide)s has been synthesized in this work.
Natural frequency results for a complete series of free-free curved beams are reported.
Moreover, the method also has to produce rose diagrams, orientation vectors, and a complete series of statistical parameters.
There is a complete series of envelope shapes that depend on the ratio of payload-to-skin weight and internal pressure.
Ferrous iron commonly substitutes for some of the magnesium in dolomite, and a complete series very likely extends between dolomite and ankerite [∼CaFe(CO3 2].
The vaccines, which require three shots for a complete series, cost about $400 to about $1,000, depending on the country and the fees for doctors' visits.
The vaccines, which require three shots for a complete series, cost $400 to $1,000, depending on the country and the fees for doctors' visits.
