The phrase "a completion longer" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a completion that is of greater length, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I need a completion longer than the previous one to fully address the topic."
Alternatives: "a longer completion" or "an extended completion".
The Packers, renowned for their big-play passing attack, had one completion longer than 20 yards, and that was for 21 yards.
In inpatient procedures, it was even longer, associated with a completion rate of only 70% [ 20].
A longer completion time (3 min and 25 s) was reported for the German study, and a completion time was not reported in the Dutch and Italian studies.
Is a completion necessary?
Today, the impacts correlate with each additional year of secondary education completed because primary school completion no longer provides the same level of return.
A contract is completed when both parties have met their obligations, even if the terms estimated a longer completion time than was necessary.
Furthermore, it can be noted that 4 of the 14 videotaped participants were sitting in a different location (Danderyd hospital) and were overall rated lower by the observers, and needed a longer completion time.
Our results suggest that both prior academic challenges (repeated exam failures) and being a slow learner (longer completion times) were associated with struggling to comply with the demands of subsequent residency training.
The source documents will be stored in the hospital where the patient underwent the surgical procedure and shall be retained for a period of minimal 5 years after the study completion or longer if deemed necessary.
Bivariate and logistical regression analyses show that positive treatment dispositions (treatment completion or longer retention in treatment)) were significantly higher among the CMP-matched clients.
