The phrase "a set of complete" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "complete." You can use it when referring to a collection of items or elements that are whole or finished, but it needs to be completed with a noun.
Example: "We need a set of complete guidelines to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "a collection of complete" or "a group of complete".
And consequently, a set of complete well completion technologies suitable for HTHP (high temperature and high pressure) and high-flowrate gas wells with acidic media was developed as follows.
I was amazed how Chris managed to bring together a set of complete strangers and create a safe therapeutic environment.
Xv[60] proposed a set of complete evaluation indexs system for shape control performance.
Consequently, a set of complete tests using some simple mechanical devices were conducted to verify the system outputs.
Then, a certain number of compatibility equations of deformation are supplemented to obtain a set of complete and solvable equations.
However, developers have to manually consider all the possible cases to define a set of complete rules.
To find the optimum threshold we estimate the MSE of a set of completing thresholds and choose the one that minimizes this error.
The construction survey provided a set of completed items for statistical analysis to determine the final content and structure of the AQoL-6D.
Consenting probands and their family members are invited for a single visit to the respective centers, providing a set of completed standardized and well-validated tic, OCD, and ADHD rating instruments (adult self-report and/or parent-on-child report).
It is noteworthy that the defect in IL-7 production is partial, so one can only speculate about the nature of the defect that might evolve in a setting of complete IL-7 deficiency in humans.
Chevy, a transfer student from Haverford, had a set of the complete Thomas Hardy in his room and wore polo shirts.
