The phrase "a successful completion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the achievement of a specific task or goal, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The project was deemed a success due to the successful completion of all its objectives within the deadline."
Alternatives: "a successful achievement of" or "a successful fulfillment of".
Time is running out for a successful completion of the round.That may sound alarmist.
G.M. said its decision assumed a successful completion of negotiations over incentives from state and local officials.
Cengiz Aktar, a columnist, warned that a successful completion of the three steps of the peace negotiations would not mean an immediate solution of Turkey's Kurdish problem.
Fitch said it would upgrade Greece after a successful completion of the debt exchange, expected at the end of the month.
Describing the potential three-way combination as unprecedented in size and scope, Mike Shillaker, an analyst with UBS Warburg in London, said he expected a successful completion of the talks to "pave the way for global consolidation".
JCR has, in effect, insured the bonus with a relatively small "bet" from its marketing budget and bookmakers believe that a successful completion of the Triple Crown is long odds-against.
Offer snacks and breaks for a reward for successful completion of a section or subject they are working on.
Kudos to the Project Leader and his team!" If you have included a bonus or a spiff for the successful completion of the project, deliver it with a handshake, a thank you and public recognition.
Vacatia, which has been operating in testing mode, requires no upfront fees to use its marketplace, but it charges sellers a fee upon the successful completion of a sale.
It is interesting that clinicians working in specialist centres seem more aware that clinician reluctance could be a barrier to the successful completion of a clinical trial.
7 The development of a new medicine requires the successful completion of a stepwise process involving a number of trials.
