The phrase "a degree of completion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the extent to which something has been finished or accomplished.
Example: "The project is currently at a degree of completion that allows us to move forward with the next phase."
Alternatives: "a level of completion" or "a state of completion".
I do not believe that we should abandon either effort to install a democracy in these countries, but I have no faith in the heavy-handedness and deaf ear of the Bush administration to bring this very delicate job to any degree of completion.
The UMD3.1 assembly is more accurate than the Btau versions with a greater degree of completion, more contiguous sequence, corrections of SNPs and removal of erroneous segmental duplications [ 16].
Because written proof of how the different sections of the checklist evaluated was available, it was possible to evaluate both the percentage of surgical interventions with a checklist and the degree of completion of the checklist.
Nearly 11% did not disclose a degree preference before ASSIP but acknowledged a degree of interest upon survey completion.
The 20 filter questions, which had to be checked in each questionnaire, were used as an indicator of the degree of completion of the questionnaire.
We present a comprehensive production chain for analyzing the manufacture of beads and introduce the concept of a heuristic production value for evaluating the degree of completion reflected by an assemblage.
Representation of a clinical meaning using a combination of two or more concepts with SNOMED CT (post-coordination) was only used to specify the degree of completion, or states, of a procedure, as well as its various future states prior to its being initiated or completed; for example, if the procedure was "planned" [ 25].
The coverage is influenced not only by varying rate of sequence change depending on the genomic loci but also on the different alignment parameters used for different genomes (that is, the more sensitive parameters used for the more distant genomes will result in a artificially high coverage), on the size of the completed genomes, and also on the degree of completion of the genomes.
A degree of incomplete adherence to questionnaire completion was anticipated and, where an index score was missing for a particular week in a sequence, it was interpolated from adjacent values.
