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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a had complete" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "She had complete control over the project."
Alternatives: "a full" or "an entire".
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At six months, we found that significantly more of group A had complete relief of pain compared with group B (90% versus 47%, p < 0.001).
Similar(59)
A large proportion had completed a university education (27%).
5 EXCELLENT: A response has complete coverage of main ideas.
EXCELLENT: A response has complete coverage of main ideas.
Reyes, 20, had completed a superb week.
By 1999, he had completed a draft of his novel.
The Lumineers had completed a home-recorded album in Denver.
14 had completed a higher qualification.
Patients undergoing colonoscopy had completed a bowel preparation.
Most participants had completed a university degree (63.3%).
I had completed an almost total retreat from the world.
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