The phrase "a document completed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document that has been finished or finalized.
Example: "Please submit a document completed by the end of the day for review."
Alternatives: "a finished document" or "a finalized document".
Baseline data collection included age, gender, religion, admission diagnosis and the presence of a 'Resuscitation Plan', a document completed each hospital admission, by doctors indicating treatments to be provided in the event of sudden deterioration.
This is a document completed by a qualified, licensed inspector following an inspection of the home for the presence of termites, other wood –destroying insects and fungi (water damaged wood, rot or decay).
The proportion of patients with a documented completed VTE RA rose from 6.9% in study period 1 to 18.5% and 19.6% in periods 2 and 3, respectively, following local initiatives, but to 98.7% in period 4 following the imposition of payment-related government targets (table 3).
Have you thought about what you would like?" "Do you have any special requests at the end of life?" "I'd never want to live on a ventilator like Uncle Chet, would you?" Once the discussion takes place, it's imperative that our wishes are documented in an advance directive, a legal document completed in advance to direct our healthcare if we are unable to speak on our own behalf.
He wrote a 460-page design document (completed in May 1997) outlining the universe of Anachronox, beyond the game's scope; other game design documents of the period, he noted, were usually only 125 pages in size.
Was the document completed satisfactorily?
Patients ≥ 18 years newly diagnosed with acute leukemia are eligible for the study upon completion of their initial induction chemotherapy with a documented complete remission (CR) status, able to read and understand Danish and can provide a signed informed written consent.
In the absence of a documented complete set of installation and set-up tests, the results are validated qualitatively using available albeit limited field test data.
In this prospective randomized clinical trial study, 100 adult patients with a documented complete ACL tear were randomized to two groups.
One hundred adult patients with a documented complete ACL tear were randomized to two groups according to their hospital admission number.
Central review of pathology and neuroimaging was mandated for all patients with a documented complete or partial response.
