"complete a duty" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could write: "She was determined to complete her duty and finish the project on time."
Edward Armstrong, the team manager of the intake duty team, said that he completed a duty manager's action sheet not for the 18 June referral, which he said never arrived in his office, but for the 21 June referral, which was a less serious case than the first; Laming called this version of events "wholly unbelievable".
This usually happened because nurses felt there was pressure on them that ' they must complete a set of duties during their shift'.
Some studies have shown that body armor can also impair the wearer's marksmanship and focus, as well as increasing "the physiological cost to complete a task when on duty," simultaneously providing protection and increased risk, according to the National Center for Biotechnology Information.
Airey, Savitt, and Reses had all spent several years at Yahoo working with Mayer; enough time had passed for them to complete an initial tour of duty.
He plays a retired military policemen who hears that his son has vanished from an army base after completing a tour of duty in Iraq.
Mr. Netanyahu had his own exotic résumé: he had just completed a tour of duty in an elite special forces unit of the Israeli military.
Also last week, he completed a tour of duty as a history instructor at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md., from which he graduated with distinction.
A pharmacist's son from the rough-and-tumble Irish American stronghold of South Boston Southie to the locals Jack had joined Innostat as a salesman right after completing a tour of duty in Vietnam as a medical orderly.
The man, Marlon Henry, was charged in the killings of Robert Melendez, 24, who had just completed a tour of duty with the Army in Iraq, and Kristopher Jimenez, 18, during a robbery in the courtyard at the Boston Secor Houses in Edenwald, prosecutors said.
