"completed higher education" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about someone who has gone to college or university and graduated with a degree. For example, "Jane has completed higher education and holds a Master of Science degree in nursing."
All of their respondents originate from low socioeconomic family backgrounds but have achieved upward educational mobility and completed higher education in the Netherlands.
Fewer than one in three Europeans aged 25-34 has completed higher education: the rate is over 40% in America, and over 50% in Japan or Canada.
Though he later completed higher education and climbed the ranks of his profession, he claimed that, despite its horrific conditions, Pakistan still had promise and integrity.
The vote was delayed Wednesday as members of Parliament demanded last-minute checks on two requirements under Afghanistan's new Constitution: that ministers not hold dual citizenship, and that they have completed higher education.
Many of the 23 dead appear to have had well-paying jobs such as driving an HGV for the Highways Agency, or working for north London estate agents, and at least five of those in ICSR's database were enrolled in, or had completed, higher education.
The fraction of agents in the fifth quintile with a completed higher education strongly increases during 1990 2000 but is relatively flat after 2000.
Finally, the ASD group and the controls were not matched on educational level, as most people with ASD are unable to complete higher education.
Although more Indians are completing higher education than ever before, there is an increasing perception that academic standards are declining.
The university was established in 2008 under the Asia Cooperation Dialogue, a grouping of 31 countries, with the aim of giving more students the opportunity to complete higher education.
