"completed publications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to written work that has been completed and published. For example, "The author's completed publications include several books and numerous articles."
Forbes was appointed professor of natural history to the Royal School of Mines in 1851 and completed publication of his History of British Mollusca (4 vol).
Editors and editorial groups can support this initiative by updating their instructions to authors so that a completed publication transparency pledge is required as part of the submission process.
At least initially, this should be by an electronic response to this article and should include, as a minimum, trial identifiers, number of participants, date completed, publication status, pages in your holding, and level of access to trial data.
When completed, publication was reached for 77% of studies with either committee or external funding, for 58% of studies without acknowledged funding and for 37% of studies with both committee and external funding.
Asked how he had managed to complete publication in only a decade, Dr. Tov credited improved financial support, which enabled him to enlarge the editing team to 98 members, including other Jewish scholars for the first time.
Once the Ph.D. has provided evidence that one can pursue independent scholarship, then a postdoc appointment offers the chance to demonstrate a degree of independence, while completing publication of Ph.D. outcomes and establishing a presence in the research community.
See also http://lia.disi.unibo.it/Staff/PaoloBellavista/ for additional details and the complete publications list.
See also http://docente.unife.it/docenti-en/carlo.giannelli set_language=en for additional details and the complete publications list.it/docenti-en/carlo.giannelli set_language=en
This suggests that, while the complete publications lists for an individual may not be readily available, a reasonable sample of the publications will still permit our method to reconstruct a good estimate of the individual's publication-citation record.
