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The phrase "a very high completeness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the thoroughness or comprehensiveness of something, such as data, reports, or analyses.
Example: "The survey results demonstrated a very high completeness, ensuring that all relevant factors were considered in the final analysis."
Alternatives: "a high level of completeness" or "a great degree of completeness".
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7, 16, 22 A study from the Norwegian Registry of Knee Ligament Reconstruction reported a very high completeness (86%) when using hospital protocols as a reference standard and 84% when using the Norwegian National Patient Registry as a reference standard.
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The session-by-session monitoring was successful with both demonstration sites achieving very high completeness levels for their pre- and post-treatment assessments.
Sample attrition due to missing sociodemographic or cancer diagnosis information was trivial, given the very high completeness of this information in the primary sources used in the Routes to Diagnosis project.
Information on laterality of amputations was also available in this study with very high completeness, enabling identification of LEAs on different limbs during the same admission, and these procedures could be counted separately.
In both countries, wholesalers' data have a very high degree of completeness.
It is a population-based registry in which from 1943 onwards all incident malignant neoplasms are subject to notification; thus it has a very high degree of completeness.
Data from the nationwide Danish health registers are generally considered to have a very high level of completeness in terms of coverage of all the relevant persons and activities.
Markus had a very high security clearance.
(Mäntyranta had a very high hematocrit).
"This is a very high bar.
That is a very high card.
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