"complete the exercises" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when giving instructions or assignments in a formal or educational context. For example, "Please complete the exercises on pages 5-7 and submit them by the end of the week."
You don't get University of Chicago credit, but it's free, and if you complete the exercises you can download a certificate of accomplishment signed by me.
Most of the robot-mediated devices used for these exercises currently do not fully motivate them to complete the exercises or measure the progress of the therapy.
Furthermore, the materials required to complete the exercises are limited.
Participants are also instructed on how to complete the exercises once a week at home.
These participants may have been less motivated and less able to complete the exercises in the weekly time frames because of their low mood.
Although the majority of patients were able to complete the exercises, this approach may be limited in clinical practice by the amount of time and dedicated personnel required.
If some of these spaces are inconvenient or inaccessible, have students complete the exercise together in one space.
Halfway through the 50 seconds allotted to complete the exercise, a ruckus comes from the center of the room.
The following week he moved to the next characteristic and he continued thus until he had covered all of them, taking 13 weeks to complete the exercise.
Students analyze and explain the errors and then complete the exercise correctly providing reasoning for their own solution.
For GCM, there was a logistical barrier in ensuring subjects had an appropriate computer device at home to complete the exercise.
