The phrase "as a complete set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of items or elements that are all included together without any missing parts.
Example: "The puzzle was finally completed, and all the pieces were found as a complete set."
Alternatives: "in its entirety" or "as a whole".
Their frames are sold with the proper lens as a complete set, starting at $59.95.
The performances were to be recorded for release as a complete set of the symphonies, Mr. Levine's first.
They are now reissued for the first time as a complete set this year by Important Records.
Basic observations are not being done routinely and, where observations are being done, they are not being done as a complete set.
During his lifetime Lugt, widely known as Frits Lugt, owned about 30 drawings attributed to Rembrandt as well as a complete set of his etchings.
An extra CD claims to offer the first recording as a complete set of the eight Preludes – five more than most will be familiar with in this form, all snappily played.
According to Furmedge, who sells between 150 and 200 Wisdens every month, rare early editions can sell for as much as £35,000, while a complete set of originals needs to be insured for about £350,000.
Since the effects of manufacturing conditions on film porosity and thickness have been investigated as well, a complete set of data is obtained enabling the design and easy realization of PS layers with certain structural and optical properties in advanced applications for optoelectronics and sensors.
In addition, we paid particular attention to the sampling and used as much of a complete set of both symbiotic and free-living lineages as possible.
Next came the first edition in volume form in 1895 published by Osgood, McIlvaine & Co, as part of a complete set of Hardy's fiction, the Wessex novels.
Lemma 2 Let be a set of κ values, associated as above to a complete set of coset representatives of J ( Q ) / 2 J ( Q ).
