The phrase "a more complete set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a collection of items, information, or data that is enhanced or expanded compared to a previous version.
Example: "In order to conduct a thorough analysis, we need a more complete set of data from the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a fuller collection" or "a more comprehensive group".
Exhibit I gives a more complete set of statistics.
On Monday, researcher Zachary Austin sent a more complete set of data about military casualties.
But Cambridge Energy said yesterday that it had had access to a more complete set of information.
The only person with a more complete set of qualifications is Hillary Clinton, but she won't be running.
Finally, we propose a more complete set of boiling regimes, or a more detailed mechanism, to explain recent CRUD deposition experiments by suggesting the new concept of double dryout specifically in thick porous media with boiling chimneys.
Although pollutant concentrations were sensitive to variation in seasonal and catchment conditions as well, the accurate estimation of EMCs would require a more complete set of explanatory factors than used in this study.
Deputies and leaders can make the most of complementary talents, offering a more complete set of skills; one might be good with politicians, the other with the troops for example.
Oracle can offer a more complete set of corporate software, from Sun's operating system and programming tools to Oracle's database and business applications to automate operations like finance and customer relations management.
The journal published an authors' clarification after learning that Pfizer had given the F.D.A. a more complete set of data suggesting that the drug did not protect against ulcers.
The evaluation indicates challenges and limitations of relying on existing labeling practices and shows a clear advantage of using the proposed approach in discovering a more complete set of potentially malicious domains and IP addresses.
The loose reprints in these papers are incomplete with very few before 1942; a more complete set of Stout scientific articles can be found in the department's bound faculty reprint collection.
