The phrase "any completeness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the state of being complete or whole, often in relation to a specific subject or task.
Example: "The report lacks any completeness, making it difficult to draw accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "any thoroughness" or "any wholeness".
Cellular morphogenesis is a complex process and molecular studies in the last few decades have amassed a large amount of information that is difficult to grasp in any completeness.
One great flaw in the picture of the empire as one single civilization by 212, triumphantly unified in culture as in its political form, has already been pointed out: what was achieved within the cities' walls did not extend with any completeness to the rural population, among whom local ways and native languages persisted.
Any completeness estimation method is subject to errors, particularly during productive seismicity times such as investigated in this study.
Instead of assuming completeness and on that basis deriving that incompatible quantities can have real values simultaneously, they simply set out to derive the latter assertion without any completeness assumption at all.
Subjects who deceased before 1958 were excluded, since incident cancers could not be identified with any completeness prior to the initiation of the Swedish Cancer Register.
It has also been suggested that, for cancer at any age, completeness may vary between registry regions of England and Wales (Quinn et al, 2001).
We propose that our method can be used to assess a completeness grade of any GRN.
"New York refuses a single logic, and it declines any notion of completeness," he concludes.
The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography describes it as "the earliest manual of household management with any pretensions to completeness, it called forth many imitations".
You can feel the atmosphere as soon as you walk into the place, and there are still some of the crabs Darwin collected while on his voyage on the Beagle alongside such wonderful things as the Megalosaurus fossil, the first dinosaur to be scientifically described even though the term dinosaur came later, and the only remaining soft-tissue dodo specimen of any degree of completeness.
It's quite hard now to recall with any sort of completeness the context of her advent in 1978, at the height of disco and punk and at the tail end of the English art-rock sensibility, which favoured style, performance and smart ideas over the American pop verities of personal authenticity, songwriting and musical discipline.
