The phrase "about the completeness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the thoroughness or entirety of a subject or concept.
Example: "The report raises important questions about the completeness of the data collected during the study."
Alternatives: "regarding the thoroughness of" or "concerning the entirety of".
On Monday he talked about the completeness of the Bruins' effort.
A statement about the completeness of a relation can also explicitly be formalized as a sentence of first-order logic.
The evaluation returns an explicit output relation complemented with an often implicit statement about the completeness of that relation.
It also relates to questions about the completeness of current thermodynamic theory and the possibility of a new principle or law of thermodynamics.
Gas permeabilities of multilayered films were compared to control PEBAX films using a simple model, which allowed inferences about the completeness of pore formation to be drawn.
The CDEs in particular should include at least 2 levels of importance (recommended or optional) to provide some criteria about the completeness of the data descriptors.
Overall, the review concluded that the implementation of the system was progressing well, but recommended clarifying the roles of the zonal coordinators, Sub-district, and District staff, and made suggestions about increasing the completeness of reporting.
The response rate of about 50% and the completeness of data were acceptably high for a postal survey.
Similarly, we didn't collected data about the contents, and the completeness, of staff training.
Not only is there need for differentiation in indicator achievement goals depending on the needs of the patient group, questions may also be asked about the relevance and the completeness of the QOF indicators.
But the humour of these contrasting states will rely on the completeness of the about-turn.
