"completed files" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to files that are already finished or ready to use. For example, "I have placed the completed files in the office filing cabinet."
Then he did two more returns, checked the clock real quick, then two more, then bore down and did three in a row, then flexed and visualized and bore way down and did four without looking up once, except to put the completed files and memos in the two Out trays side by side up in the top tier of trays, where the cart boys could get them when they came by.
He told Contreras that about 570 of 3,700 emails have been vetted, but that due to bottlenecks in the State Department's workflow, even those completed files couldn't be made available before February 18. "Explain to me again why something that's gone through the legal reviews could not be posted until a week from Thursday," Contreras responded.
Once received, the completed files were imported into the aforementioned program, which detects and cleans duplicate cases and then carries out the data extraction, processing, and the statistical analysis with its own software.
Go to Options → Preferences → Downloads and browse the folder location you want completed files to end up in.
Be sure to figure out where the program saves your completed files, so you don't lose track of what you've downloaded.
The Post-Processing side allows you to automatically sort and rename completed files, download album art, fix metadata information for the songs, and delete extra files like playlists.
Following increasing public pressure, the completed file was forwarded to the state coroner on 15 September.
Once all the small chunks are downloaded, the software stitches the file together into the completed file.
The prosecutors delivered their completed file to the judges on April 27, and the trial began just five days later.
The lawyer represented both sides (birth mother and adoptive parents) and presented a completed file to the United States Embassy.
In exchange for waiving their right to sue -- which some lawyers believed could be a protracted and even risky option -- families were promised an average payment of about $1.5 million, within four months of their completed filing.
