The phrase "a complete transport" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logistics, travel, or any situation where the entirety of a transport process is being discussed.
Example: "The company offers a complete transport solution, ensuring that goods are delivered safely and on time."
Alternatives: "an entire transport" or "a full transport".
This year, for example, they've put in a complete transport system for taking bananas from the plantation to the packing station: above your head, bunches of bananas hanging from cables glide sedately through the rainforest.
The voltage dependence of cotransport and presteady-state charge displacements (in the absence of a complete transport cycle) are directly related to the molecular architecture of the Na1 site.
The authors discuss several solution approaches of historical interest, and provide a complete transport model for solute A based on the laws of conservation of mass and momentum, from which the local Sherwood number, Sh, can be obtained as a function of the dimensionless axial distance into the mass transfer zone and the Damköhler number, Da.
The main motivation can be found, from one hand, in cutting transaction cost as well as controlling the level of service along the entire transport chain (i.e. in terms of reliability and speed), from the other hand, in satisfying the growing customers' need to have a complete transport service from origin to destination.
A complete transport reaction includes the designation of the initial and final cell compartments of each primary substrate.
The finding that phosphate analogs that do not appear to be transported retain signaling activity is consistent with the hypothesis that a complete transport cycle is not required for signaling.
In uptake measurements the transporter completes the complete transport cycle, while in exchange measurements the sodium-bound transporter shuttles citrate from one side to the other.
Only 80 miles away, the Crossrail project will, when complete, transport an estimated 200 million people each year and eliminate up to 30,000 car trips in and out of London daily.
This enabled us to come up with a basic scheme of the complete transport cycle, which is necessarily speculative.
The basic units of Transporter Classification (TC) are complete transport systems that often include nonhomologous domains and/or proteins.
Additionally, ATCC 334 contains a complete oligopeptide transport system.
