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The phrase "an incomplete description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a description that lacks necessary details or information.
Example: "The report provided an incomplete description of the project's objectives, leaving out key milestones."
Alternatives: "a partial description" or "a vague description."
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That remains, at best, an incomplete description.
The article also gave an incomplete description of the findings.
"H.P.P.D. may be an incomplete description of the syndrome".
An article on Wednesday about a Supreme Court decision upholding a law that requires prison officials to accommodate the religious needs of inmates included an incomplete description of the Asatru religion practiced by some inmates in the case.
Mr. Jones, of Gabriel Roeder Smith, said Illinois's disclosures might be "an incomplete description of the process," but added that state officials "were probably trying not to get into a lot of technical detail that would be poorly understood anyway".
The revival of such experiments during the 1970s was the result of theoretical attempts to relate gravitation to other forces of nature by showing that general relativity was an incomplete description of gravity.
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In Monday's decision, board members were concerned about potential effects on water quality and an inaccurate, incomplete description of the Tesoro project by the tollway agency.
The Jets list Smith as a wide receiver, which is a laughably incomplete description, as misleading as the Swiss Army knife, which has a dozen or so functions but is named after only one.
This is a very incomplete description of what polymer chemistry can currently achieve.
This reinforces the notion that immunohistochemical analysis alone provides a relatively incomplete description of the diversity encountered in the cerebral cortex.
The programme for the Dutch presidency has been described as austere, which is an accurate but incomplete description.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com