The phrase "a higher completion of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an advanced or more complete version of something, such as a project, task, or process.
Example: "The team is aiming for a higher completion of the project by the end of the quarter to meet the client's expectations."
Alternatives: "an advanced version of" or "a more complete version of".
A high completion of questionnaires by parents is needed to: a) make feedback during ROM data collection a useful clinical tool and b) collect large longitudinal datasets to conduct methodologically sound research.
A study from the same author performed in seven Dutch hospitals states a somewhat higher detection rate of suspected CAN in hospitals which have a higher completion rate of the checklist (checklist completed in 36% (16 56%) vs. in hospitals with a low completion of 0.4%) [ 54].
England outshot Sweden 12 to 9, had a 58/42 possession advantage, completed more passes (400 to 266) and had a higher completion rate of 79.8%to72.4%4%.
There was a higher completion rate of the HADS screening questionnaire in the oncology clinic (76% compared with 64%), yielding an overall completion rate of 70% (3938 out of 5613).
Pick: Titans Browns (1-5) at Colts (2-3) Sunday, 1 p.m. Line: Colts by 1 A show of hands for the football fans that thought Brandon Weeden would have more yards passing, a higher completion percentage and the same number of touchdowns as the much more celebrated rookie Andrew Luck through six weeks would reveal no hands.
In order to reliably monitor the effect and process of youth treatment, a high completion rate of parental questionnaires is necessary.
Nevertheless, a high completion rate of the collecting data should be in the interest of each registry, and future data validation schemes must be implemented in the PIR.
Participants who were randomised had a high completion rate of 89% overall, 87% in the intervention group, and 91% in the control group.
The implementation of a ROM system in a semi-residential setting of a Centre for Child Psychiatry resulted in a considerably high completion of questionnaires by clinicians (83%%) and parents (77 %).
