The phrase "and completeness of a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the thoroughness or entirety of a subject, often in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The study aims to evaluate the accuracy and completeness of a dataset used in the research."
Alternatives: "and thoroughness of a" or "and entirety of a".
I love the precision and completeness of a surgical procedure, the physical dexterity you require, and the planning.
Tehran would have also defeated a central tenet of IAEA inspections: the need to determine both the accuracy and completeness of a state's nuclear declaration.
A statement issued by Mr. Carbonell says that the piece, which is about 14 feet tall and includes a ladder, is meant to celebrate "the unity and completeness of a woman together with the desire and attraction of a man for her.
These conditions are shown to be optimal for existence and completeness of a wave operator.
Moreover, considering the continuity and completeness of a trajectory is crucial to represent some long-term non-periodic actions.
It should be noted that the existence of a unique fixed point, in our results, does not depend on the compactness and completeness of a fuzzy metric space.
The exception are so-called lean reasoning systems, i.e. relatively small programs containing only basic mechanisms, essential for soundness and completeness of an inference process.
To study consistency of data and completeness of reporting in a national vascular registry, NorKar, and a national administrative registry, The Norwegian patient register (NPR).
There are several means to measure the quality and completeness of data from a cancer registry 9.
They also responded to questions about ease of use related to website navigation and about format and completeness of information using a 1 5 Likert scale.
However, the CEA process would need to be applied to evaluate the scope and completeness of this report as a first draft of a CEA framework document on the sustainability of biofuels.
