The phrase "analyse the completeness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or assessing how complete or thorough something is, such as a report, study, or argument.
Example: "In this section, we will analyse the completeness of the data collected during the research phase."
Alternatives: "evaluate the thoroughness of" or "assess the adequacy of".
Burrows, Abadi, and Needham (BAN) logic [59] is the fundamental and popular belief logic which is widely used to analyse the completeness of various authentication schemes, but this logic has some shortcomings [60].
However, to analyse the completeness of forms more data is needed.
4 We used the revised version of STRICTA guidelines published in 2010 to analyse the completeness of reporting of treatment components of acupuncture in RCTs.
Five hospitals analysed the completeness of patient data required for patient recruitment into 15 randomly selected clinical trials.
In an international context, Canada is among only seven nations or large territories in which more than 80% of territorial marine fish species are estimated to have been discovered, based on spatial analyses of the completeness of the OBIS database [133].
First of all, data were analysed considering the completeness of the resection.
OI supervised the data base construction, the analyses of the completeness of the MDS records relative to the Medicare enrollment and claims files and wrote the relevant sections of the Methods and results section, editing and contributing to all other parts of the manuscript.
The Gutenberg-Richter frequency-magnitude relation, together with other analyses, gives that the completeness of this catalogue for the Japan islands region is above Mw 5.2, satisfying the requirement of AMR analysis for the cutoff magnitude.
Balance test results for up to 6915 children were available for analyses, depending on the completeness of the alcohol exposure data.
One general difficulty for metaproteomics is that all analyses depend on the completeness of the provided reference proteomes because purely de novo peptide identification approaches are not yet sufficiently reliable (Hettich et al., 2013).
The analyses in this file allow the completeness of the kinome to be assessed, which serves as a proxy for the coverage of the input proteome.
