The phrase "and even completed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been finished or achieved, often in a context where completion is noteworthy or unexpected.
Example: "She had a busy schedule, but she managed to finish her project on time and even completed the extra tasks."
Alternatives: "and also finished" or "and even achieved".
From the time I was diagnosed in high school, I was intent on ensuring that my medical issues did not get in the way of my ambitions, and even completed my academic courses around the time of my diagnosis while completely bedridden.
They agreed on almost everything, and even completed each other's thoughts.
She received good grades and even completed a master's degree in health administration, but it was always a struggle.
"I'm encouraging people to contribute materials and even completed projects to rework or share with others," Mr. Draper said.
But as rock and roll as it would be to live on the side of the road suffering for my art, I would rather not.'" Not just a reality TV wannabe, Jasmine could have followed a career path in law and even completed her education.
"I was very active and even completed an Ironman triathlon.
On its lower-difficulty levels I felt as if I could actually run some plays I wanted to and even complete a pass now and then.
In some cases, attending sections and even completing problem sets is optional, so unless students make an effort to seek out tutoring, it's easy to fall behind.
These days, a few keystrokes and clicks allow us to conduct detailed research on a product and even complete our transactions online.
On this plausible account, the Kindi circle saw Plotinus' thought as compatible with, and even completing, Aristotle's thought; but they did not actually think it was by Aristotle.
If this is the case, China could become a high-speed rail power in Southeast Asia, and even complete the basic blueprint of its One Belt One Road initiative.
