The phrase "adding that the complete" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where someone is providing additional information or clarification about something that is complete.
Example: "The report was well-received, adding that the complete analysis would be available next week."
Alternatives: "noting that the entire" or "stating that the full".
We also add that the complete cell-free prototyping cycle that worked for 5n1 was not entirely successful for the 5n2 network.
"We can make it available to public," Hellmuth said, adding that the goal is "complete transparency".
He added that failure to complete the bond offering and the failure to reach a deal with pilots "could sink it".
He said in an interview that he felt better about "activity levels" among some customers, adding that the company has completed three-quarters of the 3,900 job cuts announced in October.
The former leader of the British Liberal Democrats and then a proconsul in Bosnia is right about that, though he might have thought twice before adding that "the alliance has completed its mission in Libya without a single casualty".
"Our community outreach people are scheduling a series of meetings," with Sunset Park residents, he said, adding that the company hoped to complete the Department of Public Service requirements by next month.
"In light of this guidance, we will begin the steps necessary to initiate an early out/buy out … program," Flynn said, adding that the goal is to complete the program by the end of the fiscal year.
"[S]topping Medicaid expansion is just the first step," the proposal says, adding that the "missing piece to complete our message is an economic forecast" showing how block-granting Medicaid would "bring significant savings" to the state.
Mr. Ackman is planning to raise billions of dollars for a closed-end fund that would be listed on an exchange, one of these people said, adding that the plans were not complete.
