The phrase "affected the completeness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something has influenced or altered the overall integrity or wholeness of a subject or situation.
Example: "The recent changes in policy have significantly affected the completeness of our data collection process."
Alternatives: "impacted the thoroughness of" or "influenced the integrity of".
Furthermore, the number of visits or encounters may have affected the completeness of the data abstracted.
We do not think this negatively affected the completeness of dispensing histories, because patients usually visit only one pharmacy in the Netherlands.
Because of the clinical variability exhibited in our cohort, the subjects were seen by a variety of specialists, which affected the completeness of data.
Although in our RA cohort there was no indication that presence of health insurance affected the completeness of the death certificate in regards to RA, we did find similar results regarding age (Table 1).
While the anatomic level of the injury determines what regions and appendages of the body are affected, the completeness of the SCI determines the severity of loss in function and sensation.
Other factors almost do not affect the completeness of the martensitic transformation.
This property holds because if every data packet in a coding set has a multiplicity of greater than one, then this coding set can be removed from the solution without affecting the completeness of the solution.
Such runtime behaviors may affect the completeness of Sensor Guardian's hooking since static instrumentation techniques cannot predict the files to be downloaded and instrument the dynamically downloaded files at runtime.
Many factors affect the completeness of a survey, including differences in sampling effort, observers, weather, or detectability of species or individuals.
This has lead to concerns of memory load affecting the completeness of the patient record and the final diagnosis.
The transhiatal approach may profoundly affect the completeness of lymph node dissection and, accordingly, proper nodal staging.
