The phrase "complete phase out" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of ending or eliminating something completely. For example, "The government plans to implement a complete phase out of single-use plastics by 2025."
The Federal Republic of Germany has committed to the complete phase out of nuclear energy production by 2022.
Nearly two decades ago, the International Join Commission, an independent organization established by the U.S. and Canada to monitor and address water quality issues in the great lakes, issued a report advocating a complete phase out of chlorine and its by-products.
Not only do they want a complete phase out of the law's 25 regulated services by 2019, but they've also proposed a reduced sales tax exemption limit for non-profits and a Medicaid reform plan that does not fall in line with the House's interest (on behalf of the Hospital Association).
With some countries calling for a complete phase out of fossil fuels by 2050, perhaps the Middle Eastern kingdom knows that it's days of selling cheap oil are numbered.
O'Malley was the first off the blocks, unveiling his climate agenda in June in an opinion piece in USA Today, and continues to claim the strongest position by calling for a complete phase-out of fossil fuels by 2050.
I will also send to the Congress a middle-class tax cut -- a complete phase-out of the Alternative Minimum Tax to save more than 25 million middle-class families more than 2,000 dollars every year.
A complete phase-out of all coal plants is not remotely necessary to my argument, and in any event, for some States and utilities, the plan in practical terms will mean exactly that.
The government is considering three options for nuclear power by 2030: providing 20to25percentent of the country's energy needs; 15 percent; or a complete phase-out of all nuclear plants.
Recently BaBar performed a successful migration of its event store from Objectivity/DB to ROOT and this prompted a complete phase-out of the Objectivity/DB in all other BaBar databases.
Businesses advocate nuclear power — opposed by environmentalists pushing for a complete phase-out — saying it offers stable output.
The group also would have preferred the treaty call for a complete phase-out of mercury used in artisanal gold mining.
