The phrase "a complete statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to specify that something is a thorough or full account of a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The report provides a complete statement of the project's objectives and outcomes."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive account of" or "a full description of".
"This record is a complete statement of a band that has a singular place in the landscape".
Burke's writings on France, though the most profound of his works, cannot be read as a complete statement of his views on politics.
In its sympathetic portrayal of the mad boy Barnaby, and in its evocation of a turbulent London, it transcends the usual boundaries of the historical novel and becomes a complete statement of human weakness and communal power.
Anybody with enough money can purchase a condominium, but a prospective buyer of a co-op must submit supporting material to the building's board of directors, including letters of reference, a complete statement of net worth, and, often, tax returns going back several years, and then must sit for an interview with the board's admissions committee.
Baligh's (2006) model is a complete statement of the organization without hierarchy in the traditional authority notion.
The detailed analysis along with a complete statement of the problem is mentioned in the subsequent sections.
In [29], Azaïs and Wschebor gave a mathematically complete statement of a Kac Rice-type formula, and recently Azaïs, Wschebor and León used it (following Berry and Dennis) to give a mathematically complete proof of the above theorem, though they wrote down the details only in case z is monochromatic [37].
While the events of Sept. 11, 2001, are described only in general terms in the documents, a more complete "statement of context" of the events will be included in the formal competition guidelines, to be released this spring, Ms. Contini said.
(Scott) ★ 'The Turin Horse' (No rating, 2 26, in Hungarian) The Hungarian director Bela Tarr has said that this is his last film, and it is hard to imagine a more complete statement of artistic and intellectual despair.
Together, his three books The Concept of Nature (1920), Science and the Modern World (1925) and Process and Reality (1929c) provide a relatively complete statement of Whitehead's mature metaphysical system.
The entry on intuitionistic logic provides a more formal and complete statement of Kripke's model theory for intuitionistic quantificational logic and states Soundness and Completeness Theorems for it.
