The phrase "are completely identical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that two or more items are exactly the same in every aspect.
Example: "The two documents are completely identical, with no differences in content or formatting."
Alternatives: "are exactly the same" or "are wholly alike."
The VTA2 genes from the non- Alfalfa isolates (Va1, Va3, Va4) deriving from potato, hop, and tomato are completely identical to each other, but exhibit a slight reduction of 97.72 % identity compared to VTA2 sequence of the Alfalfa isolate Va2.
No two crude oils from different sources are completely identical.
Specifically, the influence mechanism of launch time in one day and launch longitude are completely identical due to the Earth's rotation.
The mystery of The Doctor's true Gallifreyan handle has lingered around the Time Lord for decades, long wafted away as simply unpronounceable by humans (with their ineffectual mouths that are completely identical to his).
Though the fabrication of ink is likely to have evolved during this time-span, none of the four inks studied here are completely identical and Cu micro XANES showed variations within a single fragment.
Living in the United States, Americans only care about their own people, but they don't care about the people elsewhere in the world when they die". The mentality of Faisal Shazad and Joe Klein are completely identical and indistinguishable: it is justified for us indiscriminately to kill even your innocent children because doing so will help stop you from killing ours.
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The compilation will be issued as a one-time pressing, with no two versions being completely identical.
And there will never be a time when our systems and our cultures and our choices will be completely identical.
She doesn't think that Piven's plan will work, because it's completely identical to those in White Chicks and Big Momma's House and Miss Congeniality.
Not that "The Hunger Games" is completely identical to "Battle Royale" (and Ms. Collins says she wasn't familiar with "Royale" before her book).
