The phrase "a complete threat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a threat that is fully articulated or fully formed, often in legal or security discussions.
Example: "The email contained a complete threat that warranted immediate investigation by the authorities."
Alternatives: "a fully articulated threat" or "an explicit threat".
Finally, the overall algorithm flow, proposed a complete threat detection system architecture.
"I'm not surprised, but I'm definitely impressed," said Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway, who, like Miller, is a complete threat but could not match him in the super combined Sunday despite leading after the downhill.
Chung has years ahead of him to become a more complete threat, and his movement dropped off after the opening games, when he was sliding, Djokovic-style into the corners.
For PolySwarm this has meant the startup could create a much more complete threat detection and response umbrella to protect users.
"I thought it was a complete empty threat," he said.
The federal government requires states to complete threat and hazard identification and risk assessments (Thira) each year, a process that feeds into the National Preparedness System started under Barack Obama.
Bruce seemed none too pleased about the encounter in the July 22 episode ("What an idiot you are!" he seethed at his wife. "I don't know how I can trust you!"), but Kris claims that Waterman is a complete non-threat to her husband.
But while sporadic boycotts of American goods have broken out, the most that a recent gathering of foreign ministers from 20 Arab countries could muster was a resolution calling for "a complete rejection of threats of aggression against some Arab countries, in particular Iraq .And that is about as far as official Arab opposition to "regime change" in Iraq is likely to go.
As a complete list of threats and pertinent issues is countless, the document targets those that are specific or intensified by fundamental characteristics of the cloud, such as shared infrastructures and greater flexibility.
For Israel, the regular rocket attacks would come to a complete halt and the threat of renewed attacks would diminish.
The Israeli leader said he was confident that Mr. Bush would "act to ensure that the Palestinians put a complete stop to the threat of Palestinian terrorism".
