The phrase "and completeness of collected" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the thoroughness or entirety of collected data or information, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "We need to ensure the accuracy and completeness of collected data before finalizing the report."
Alternatives: "and thoroughness of gathered" or "and integrity of collected".
In addition, various strategies such as validation checks for consistency and completeness of routinely collected data, training of study team members and of clinical and project staff are implemented to maximize the quality of data collection.
We recommend the telephone method for use in other contexts that lack strong routine or real-time monitoring systems, or as a tool to help periodically assess the quality and completeness of routinely collected data, although there may be limits in settings where cell phone coverage is less complete than in Malawi.
The completeness of collected information on routinely performed measurements and laboratory assays, as well as information collected through questionnaire such as dietary habits, physical activity level and smoking habit was considered satisfactory.
To compare sampling design efficiencies, the degree of completeness of collected annual inventories was estimated, along with an "optimal sampling" selection of months, i.e. the minimum number of months indicating most accurately the number of species present throughout the year.
The conclusions are limited by the quality and completeness of the data collected by the practice.
The accuracy and completeness of the data collected is checked by Emmanuel Quemener who is an independent research assistant of the University Hospital of Angers.
The accuracy and completeness of the data collected is checked weekly by an independent research assistant to provide a suitable level of quality for the study.
The DKR is a valuable tool for quality monitoring and research in knee arthroplasty surgery due to the high quality and completeness of prospective, routinely collected data.
