The phrase "absolute completeness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the totality or entirety of something, often in academic or technical discussions.
Example: "The research aims to achieve absolute completeness in the data collection process to ensure no information is overlooked."
Alternatives: "total completeness" or "full completeness".
We establish a completeness theorem.
In regard to connectivity, the absolute correctness and completeness extraction of any document extraction per se is less important than the ability to make joins using just a sample of the important extracted structures.
Owing to the lack of completely reported compliance data from all European RCTs, we instead investigated the correlation between the absolute level of completeness of follow-up among HPV+/cyt− or HPV+ women and the relative ⩾CIN3 detection.
His writings – which are widely consulted today –reflect his belief, as one colleague put it, that international law is "a translation of natural decency, rationality and universal values into its professional language", an approach "based on principles of legal normativism, legal completeness and absolute justice".
Taken together, these data indicate that this draft is somewhat incomplete, although it is difficult to say with absolute certainty the level of completeness.
The accuracy of absolute rate estimates depends on the completeness of the known fossil record.
For completeness, we calculated the absolute cell numbers from percentages for all cell types before performing the regression.
Nine hundred μL of absolute ethanol were added and the extract dried to completeness in a speed-vac centrifuge at 45°C for ~2.5 hours.
The prediction accuracy of ensemble methods is evaluated using absolute error, relative error, prediction at level l, and measure of completeness performance measures.
For those Plasmodium species such as P. chabaudi or P. berghei, the relative under-representation of identified proteins would more likely reflect the completeness of the respective genome project rather than an absolute reduction in UPS components.
