The phrase "accompanied by a complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is provided along with a complete set of information or materials.
Example: "The report must be submitted accompanied by a complete list of references."
Alternatives: "along with a full" or "together with a comprehensive".
The correspondence dragged on until 1678, when a final shriek of rage from Newton, apparently accompanied by a complete nervous breakdown, was followed by silence.
It is also evident that the pressure increase is accompanied by a complete change in the ρ(T) curvature (from negative to positive) at such a pressure.
Nine of the skeletons were of children younger than 12. Another was accompanied by a complete set of surgical instruments, suggesting, perhaps, preparation and precaution, but no recognition of the forces unleashed.
Upon heating, the organic compounds decomposed at a lower temperature range, accompanied by a complete mass loss, whereas the decomposition of the zirconium coordination complex occurred at higher temperatures, resulting in the formation of tetragonal zirconia crystal.
"If there must be a press conference, hopefully the scientific community and the media will demand that it is accompanied by a complete set of documents, including details of the systematic analysis and sufficient data to enable objective verification," he writes.
The behavior changes are accompanied by a complete physical makeover, taking several generations, during which the insects first turn pink and eventually black and bright yellow.
All final bids must be in cash and must be accompanied by a completed Major League Baseball ownership application.
(b) An application for the export of classified technical data or other classified defense articles must be accompanied by a completed form DSP-83 (see§ 123.10 of this subchapter).
Abstracts for 20-minute papers and for posters must be submitted electronically and must be accompanied by a completed Abstract Submittal Form to be eligible for review; see the LSA website (http://www.lsadc.org) for details and submission requirements.
Of the 880 included events, 472 were accompanied by a completed CRF and could be classified as either definite (n = 383, 81.3%), probable (n = 38, 8.1%) or possible (n = 44, 9.3%); 1 event was a known relapse and 6 were unclassifiable even with the completed CRF.
Leading snares ana Govern ment bonds moved lower on persistent selling accompanied by a nearly complete lack of demand.
