The phrase "complete remedy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a solution or fix for a problem is total or comprehensive. For example, "The company implemented a complete remedy to the data breach, ensuring that customer information was protected."
There is no complete remedy for the psychological scars sexual abuse can inflict, but policymakers can help by investing in assistance and counselling.
A complete remedy to that problem will require companies to be able to claw back bonuses they've already paid out and, perhaps, to delay the vesting of stock awards and the like until years after executives retire.
Charles A. James, assistant attorney general for the antitrust division, declared: "The settlement represents a full and complete remedy for the violations sustained by the Court of Appeals and serves the public interest in remedying antitrust violations and protecting competition for consumers.
"The IRS provides relief to some who need it, but others are left without a complete remedy," gripes Kaye A. Thomas, a tax lawyer and author of Go Roth! Here's the back story: Normally, once you reach age 70.5, you must take "required minimum distributions" from your own pretax IRA or 401(k) or one inherited from a spouse every year.
ERPA is a laudable starting point, not a complete remedy, because the operational lines between legitimate practices and illegal profiling have become dangerously blurred at our borders, in our airports, and on our streets and freeways.
But more important, in meetings with the litigants, Judge Jackson had made it clear he wanted to complete the remedy phase of the trial quickly.
It would be a miscarriage of justice if the Supreme Court allowed Mr. Leal's execution before Congress could complete that remedy.
For example, the river did not overflow in Ardsley, where work had been completed to remedy past problems that allowed the river to flood the adjacent Saw Mill River Parkway, and in the process, strand cars.
