"complete thesis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in contexts where someone has finished an academic paper or research project. For example, "I recently completed my thesis on the social effects of climate change."
When I read through the stories, they split into two distinct camps: Those who chose a research topic and then convinced an advisor to guide them to a complete thesis, and those for whom the advisor chose a project.
At this point, a complete thesis document (including results, discussion, conclusions, and recommendations) was mandatory.
The outcome was that I spent three years reading her books intently, writing chapters towards my (never-completed) thesis.
Her recently completed thesis is titled:"The Way We Play: Exploring the specifics of formation, action and competition in digital gameplay among World of Warcraft raiders".
There was the agony and ecstasy of presenting research findings at meetings, of writing and submitting papers for publication, and of finally having a completed thesis to submit.
Which style you select doesn't seem to predict whether or not you will finish, but it does seem to affect how you will feel about your completed thesis and how the scientific community receives your work.
A few months later, after I sent him my completed thesis, a package arrived in the mail from Paris.
Finally, thematic and analytical integrity was assessed through successive chapter drafts leading to a completed thesis, which was accepted after examination.
Finally, thematic and analytical integrity was assessed through successive chapter drafts leading to a completed thesis, and reviewed by panel members who approved for examination.
The woman badly wanted to complete her thesis and achieve her graduate degree.
Students work two months a year in related industries, design a container ship and complete a thesis.
