The phrase "applicable complete" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate ideas, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The guidelines provided are not applicable complete; they need further details to be fully understood."
Alternatives: "relevant and comprehensive" or "suitable and thorough".
Both the construct of applicability and the construct of completeness require further exploration to determine what makes information applicable and complete to OSH questioners.
The theory presented in this article is applicable for complete four or higher-way layout with two random factors.
The paper focuses on a single supply chain interface, however the methodology is also applicable to complete supply chains.
While these imaging modalities allow for targeting of the ultrasound beam, they cannot depict the target and correctly define margins, so are not applicable for complete tumor ablation.
Consensus is only applicable for complete data and the medium- and low-level methods are only applicable if sequence information is present.
Here we use our DNA-barcode analyses of the Churchill flora (including a few collections from a trip to the northern tip of Baffin Island, Nunavut, where applicable) to complete contemporary morphological and molecular comparisons to Lee's [ 3] detailed morpho-species summary to determine how accurately his summary reflects the origins of the Canadian Arctic flora.
The regression equation of the model (constant = -2.234) showed that a worker with an OSH question who perceived the network as user friendly and the received information as applicable and complete had a 95% likelihood of being satisfied, compared to 32% for a questioner without any of these three positive judgements.
On the enrolment day, the study participants were asked to provide their consent for surgery, and were given counseling information on the procedure, postoperative wound care, and the need to abstain from sexual intercourse (if applicable) until complete wound healing (examined and certified by medical personnel).
