"complete year" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an entire year, for example: I plan to visit six different countries this complete year.
Among the 263 first year completers 249 managed to complete Year 2. Thus, the risk of not completing Year 2 among the Year 1 completers was 5%.
To ensure completeness, follow-up was restricted to year-end 2005, the last complete year available when the study was designed.
It expects the acquisition to be earnings neutral in the first complete year of ownership and earnings enhancing thereafter.
For the complete year, the deficit hit a record $338.92 billion, up 53.7percentt from $220.56 billion for 1998.
Traditionally, 13 such cakes are piled in a pyramid to symbolize the 13 moons of a complete year.
Progress is ahead for the target of halving the gap for Indigenous people aged between 20 and 24 who complete Year 12 or an equivalent by 2020.
In a series of experiments the DORIS data from the complete year 2011 were processed with different orbit model settings.
It's foolish to have a complete year out which I would like ideally".
In fact that falls just short of Apple's previous complete year revenue from the prior year.
The post-occupancy monitoring of the building was performed along one complete year (August 9th 2011 August 18th 2012).
The solar resources are modeled using synthetic hourly meteorological data for a complete year in typical meteorological year format.
