The phrase "a complete sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sheet of paper or document that is fully filled out or contains all necessary information.
Example: "Please ensure that you submit a complete sheet with all the required details filled in."
Alternatives: "a full sheet" or "an entire sheet".
Three types of engineered hepatocyte/fibroblast sheets comprising different TIG-118 cell densities were harvested after 4 days of hepatocyte culture and showed a complete cell sheet format without any holes.
AphanoDB provides a complete summary sheet containing all annotation results for each predicted unigene.
In the present study we quantified the cytoplasm-to-nuclear ratio of the type II PtdIns5 P 4-kinase isoforms by another fractionation protocol (Supplementary Figure S1 and see the Materials and methods section) that is more quantitative than that used previously [ 18] in that we quantified all fractions to give a complete balance sheet of the distribution of the enzymes and markers.
You need to have a complete checkout sheet to pick up your tickets from IPAC.
You need to be able to select all the photos at once in order to make a complete contact sheet.
Some peptides started to adopt a partial (e.g. ΔK14 mutant, Figure 2A, top right panel with double negative ellipticities at 200 and 215 nm) or a complete β-sheet structure (e.g. R5/A mutant, Figure 2A bottom right panel) after only 10 min at neutral pH.
A high school coach in Brooklyn called a student into the hallway and slipped her a completed answer sheet in a newspaper.
No CXRs were requested without a completed data sheet.
Thus, a completed diary sheet represents several modules of occupational performance that make up a day [ 8].
They send their clinical Campylobacter isolates to the National Reference Center with a completed information sheet concerning the patient and epidemiologic data.
