The phrase "away from the completion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate a distance or separation from a point of completion, such as in project management or task discussions.
Example: "We are currently working on the project, but we are still away from the completion stage."
Alternatives: "not yet at completion" or "distant from completion".
Did Trump secretly promise this to Kim at the Hanoi summit or was this a spur-of-the-moment gambit to take attention away from the completion of the special counsel probe into Russia?
But we're now about two weeks away from the completion of another 12 months since the end of that study, and it's been a mediocre stretch, at best, for those two mutual funds.
In computational chemistry, in contrary, the standardisation of data formats is still far away from the completion [12].
Restoring Lean classics Away from the unseen, the completion of a three-year project to restore 10 of David Lean's films from the 1940s and 1950s is marked.
This type of AI is years away from completion, if its completion is even possible — many contest that we will ever reach this point.
While it is still years away from completion, the amount of work that has been done on the Hudson Yards over the past two years is nothing short of amazing.
A year away from completion, the CCTV building has already attracted huge global attention and some controversy.
In its new building, years away from completion, the market will double in size to approximately 30,000 square feet.
If we go back to 2012 ― when Atlanta was merely one short completion away from the Super Bowl ― we see that the offense was buoyed by a balanced attack.
Students may not receive extended residence credit for study or research away from Columbia before the completion of all course work requirements and comprehensive examinations.
Construction stopped about 12 months away from completion; Graf Spee was the furthest along of all four ships when work was halted.
