The phrase "a complete study on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough examination or analysis of a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "The researchers conducted a complete study on the effects of climate change on marine biodiversity."
Alternatives: "an exhaustive analysis of" or "a comprehensive examination of".
I think a complete study on the leaky pipeline needs also to consider the reasons why women leaked out.
The present work deals with a complete study on activated carbon production from physical activation of pistachio shell.
In this paper, a complete study on lumped-parameter models for seated human subjects without backrest support under vertical vibration excitation has been carried out.
Based on this technique and using 3D image analysis, a complete study on the evolution of the most typically analysed cellular descriptors (cell size distribution, cell size and anisotropy ratio) is provided.
Hence, a complete study on the nanocomposites is undertaken in the present investigation.
Dumortier and Li [7 10] have made a complete study on these cases and obtained different sharp upper bounds of the number of zeros of Abelian integrals for different cases.
Here, we present a complete study of a culvert, including on-site measurements and numerical modeling.
Asked whether he would support them by calling for a more complete study on behalf of his state's citizens, the governor, through his spokesperson, Sue Roush, said only: "This decision was made by the legislature".
In this article, we present a first and complete study on composition dependence of Ni Co hydroxides and oxides for methanol electro-oxidation.
By asking Congress to overturn Don't Ask Don't Tell rather than the courts, Obama will be facing off against his 2008 opponent, Arizona Senator John McCain, who says he will "absolutely" filibuster voting on its repeal that is, "until we have a thorough and complete study on the effect of morale and battle effectiveness".
When asked how far he would go to prevent an attempt to repeal the controversial policy from being approved in the upper congressional chamber, McCain responded by saying, "Absolutely I will filibuster or stop it from being brought up until we have a thorough and complete study on the effect of morale and battle effectiveness".
