The phrase "a completion rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the percentage or ratio of tasks or activities that have been completed successfully within a specific context.
Example: "The project achieved a completion rate of 85%, indicating that most tasks were finished on time."
Alternatives: "a success rate of" or "a fulfillment rate of".
Of the 27 participants who started the CBT treatment, 20 participants completed, giving a completion rate of 74%.
A total of 931 subjects completed the questionnaire (a completion rate of 88%); 57% of the sample was female, 90% was younger than 45 years, 86% had at least a college education, 80% were Saudi nationals, and 58% were married.
One hundred and ninety of these participants also completed the survey (a completion rate of 93%% for the survey).
In total, 229 patients completed the study, a completion rate of 64%; table 1 outlines the characteristics of these participants.
In 40 (77%) of these 52 cases, a checklist of warning signs had been completed compared with a completion rate of 19% in the total sample.
Of these, 204 participants completed both IELTS Tests (a completion rate of 68%%).
Of the circa 135,000 students who signed up for its first five courses, which recently came to an end, just 5,000 students completed the courses — giving a completion rate of less than 4%.
A total of 11,013 people were enrolled in the investigation, with 10,384 people completing the screening for a completion rate of 94.3%.
4,945 pediatric medical providers answered the web-based questionnaire, with a participation rate of 94.6%, as defined by the Checklist for Reporting Results of Internet E-surveys [ 24], and 4,841 completed the questionnaire, with a completion rate of 97.9%.
A total of 30 PPs completed the exit survey for a completion rate of 66.7%% (30/45).
The 16-week course has a completion rate of 96%, and virtually everyone who has completed the course says they want to carry on with some form of physical activity.
