The phrase 'complete debate' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the entirety of a discussion or argument, from beginning to end. Example: The two politicians engaged in a complete debate on the topic of healthcare reform, covering all sides of the issue and presenting their arguments in a respectful and informative manner.
Photograph: Eric Gay/AP Updated at 6.42am BST 5.05am BST Complete debate transcript here, via McClatchy.
Interactive transcripts scroll in synchronization with complete debate videos, and a transcript analyzer shows how often individual candidates mentioned certain words.
In its late-night race to complete debate on the legislation last Thursday, the committee accepted Mr. Rockefeller's amendment to continue the Children's Health Insurance Program, which is set to expire in 2013.
The case becomes a national obsession complete with debate in the House of Commons.
Before training was complete a debate developed in the United States Army over whether the best use of airborne forces was en masse or as small, compact units.
What's worse is this kind of half-baked reporting caters to one side -- the well-funded conservative side -- of what needs to be a serious and complete national debate on the country's priorities.
There will screenings throughout 2015 and a main event in September on Bechdel's birthday complete with debates, panel sessions and shorts from upcoming filmmakers.
After over five hours of debate complete with character jabs, Ronald Reagan invocations, conservative tax proposals and Obama bashing, the Republican presidential nominee field has been shaken up yet again as Establishment candidates stood their ground and new faces broke through the noise.
A spokesman for Mr. Gore, Jano Cabrera, said the campaign's focus at this point was completing the debates already scheduled.
Butter completed, I debated melting some and tossing it with the squid before grilling, to keep their floppy bodies from sticking to the grate.
Once all groups have completed their debates, as a full class, discuss the following questions: What major points were made by each side?
