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The phrase "a complete set of outcomes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as statistics, probability, or any situation where you are discussing all possible results of an event or experiment.
Example: "In this experiment, we need to analyze a complete set of outcomes to ensure our results are comprehensive."
Alternatives: "an exhaustive list of results" or "a full range of possibilities".
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With the working group's goal fulfilled, including a complete set of outcomes and associated data defined, the focus can be shifted to implementation.
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Figure 2 shows that even combining information from all journal publications and conference abstracts could not identify a complete set of outcome data for any study (among published studies, 56%to88%8% of known collected outcomes were mentioned across publications and abstracts).
Results 95% follow-up was achieved for the primary outcome (69 in operative group and 74 in non-operative group), and a complete set of secondary outcomes were available for 75% of participants.
Existing data sources, such as incident reporting systems [ 38] and routinely collected hospital episode data [ 39] have well recognised limitations and do not provide a complete set of important outcomes, whilst documentation within medical records is often suboptimal.
The same variables will be compared between those who complete follow up and those who drop out completely, and those who fail to provide a complete set of five days data for the primary outcome.
Bought a complete set of Proust.
But I'll give her a complete set of Wanda Gág books.
It was a complete set of songs (along with videos).
This corpus is a complete set of Persian contemporary texts.
Each girl was born with a complete set of organs.
A complete set of macroarrays consists of 66 filters.
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