The phrase "as good as complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is nearly finished or very close to being done.
Example: "The project is as good as complete; we just need to finalize a few details before the presentation."
Alternatives: "virtually finished" or "almost done".
Be honest: after as good as completing the mother of all comebacks, can you blame the Americans for stampeding across Olazábal's line?
This implies that even a few months' of treatment could be as good as completing treatment as far as developing of disability is concerned but treatment must be started.
All this together implies that even a few months of treatment could be as good as completing treatment as far as the development of disability is concerned, but treatment must be started.
The aim of this study was therefore to investigate if a reduced Cariogram model could predict future caries as good as the complete risk assessment model in a group of school children.
Argument-wise, she could give as good as she got, complete with smashing crockery and the whole gamut of screams.
We obtain, using four (4) previous and four (4) posterior frames or using only six (6) previous frames, a performance as good as using the complete video sequence to estimate the motion intention.
The neatly written but heavily corrected pages are for her unfinished work The Watsons, a novel which many believe could easily have been as good as her six completed works.
Shift George Osborne and the remaining shreds of economic confidence fall away – it's as good as an admission of complete failure so far.
That is not nearly as good as an early publication complete with a photograph solidly establishing the presence of the sculpture in the market prior to 1970.
Mancini delighted City's support by giving the Scot as good as he got - complete with gestures - as they went head-to-head before fourth official Mike Jones stepped in.
