"complete extinction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase for a variety of contexts, including scientific, political, or environmental. For example: "If global temperatures continue to rise, it could lead to the complete extinction of some species."
"In some cases, that may mean localized extinctions--or it could mean complete extinction".
With the complete extinction of all karmas, a person attains omniscience (kevala-jnana).
The conservancy said in a statement: "The species now stands at the brink of complete extinction, a sorry testament to the greed of the human race.
"Consequently the species now stands at the brink of complete extinction, a sorry testament to the greed of the human race," the Conservancy said in a statement.
Indeed, he claimed that it took place more gradually even than speciation: "The complete extinction of the species of a group is generally a slower process than their production".
The final goal is fanāʾ ("annihilation"), primarily an ethical concept of annihilating one's own qualities, according to the prophetic saying "Take over the qualities of God," but slowly developing into a complete extinction of the personality.
"The turtle dove is in a great degree of danger - if this trend were to continue we could be down to fewer than 1000 pairs by the middle of the next decade, with complete extinction a real possibility.
If this is correct, it means that contrary to standard "out of Africa" theory, the newcomers from Africa did not completely replace the local populations -- and that the Neanderthals of Europe and western Asia, and similar nonmodern people throughout Asia, escaped complete extinction.
A 2003 study in the journal Ecosystems estimated that the biodiversity of nearly 5 percent of the nation's soil was "in danger of substantial loss, or complete extinction, due to agriculture and urbanization," though that was most likely a very conservative guess, since the planet's soil was even more unexplored then than today, and study techniques were far less developed.
The complete extinction of Graziani's army had left the British with a clear passage to Tripoli, but their drive was stopped by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who redeployed a significant portion of the North African force in an ultimately disastrous effort to oppose German ambitions in Greece.
The extinction wave propagates along the cylindrical surface of the flame to complete extinction.
