The phrase "complete procedure of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the full and detailed process of completing a task or achieving a goal. Here is an example: "The complete procedure of applying for a visa includes filling out an application form, providing necessary documents, and attending an interview at the consulate."
The total sampling frequency achieved was 80 samples per hour with a relative standard deviation for the complete procedure of 1.1%.
In this work, a specially designed facility for synthesis of pure actinide fluorides using pure HF gas is described, as well as a complete procedure of synthesis and characterisation of pure UF4 and ThF4.
The method allowed a total sampling frequency of 11 samples h−1, with a relative standard deviation for the complete procedure of 2.7% (for a sample containing 2.0 μg g−1 copper (wet mass, n=11).
The complete procedure of obtaining and for the ARR is described in Figure 4.
The complete procedure of obtaining and for the ARD is described in Figure 3.
The complete procedure of obtaining the resampling frequency and the decimated filter coefficients for is described for both proposed techniques.
The proposed method has been implemented into the CFD code to constitute the complete procedure for prediction of the course of particle formation processes.
A detailed protocol describing the complete procedure for isolation of clonal recombinant parasites is provided in the Additional file 13: Supplementary material and methods.
In this paper a complete procedure for the design of vaults with inner ribs is proposed.
A complete procedure for modal identification of ambient response, including these new formulations, is presented and then applied to numerical examples and experimental test to illustrate its validity.
Then, we synthesized precursor molecule 1 through the Diels-Alder reaction between compound 9 and 3′-ethynyl-1,1′:2′,1″-terphenyl 8; the complete procedure for the synthesis of molecule 1 is described in detail in Supplementary Note 2.
