"completed relocation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of someone moving, or a company or organization completing a move. For example, "The company finished their completed relocation to their new headquarters at the beginning of the year."
Mr. Wasser said that he first had to complete relocation efforts for displaced businesses and deal with legal opposition to eminent domain efforts associated with The Waterfront.
An HSE spokesman said: "We broadly support the principle of a temporary planning consent for 2014 alone, to complete relocation of the event beyond HSE's consultation zones around the BP Forties pipeline.
Although work had begun in 1851 delays in the closure of the Chelsea Waterworks, which only completed its relocation to Seething Wells in 1856, caused lengthy delays to the project, and the Edinburgh-made ironwork was only transported to the site in 1856.
These owners have already been targeted as those most desired by our farm, it is our strategy to have completed our relocation prior to this time in order to better provide the services the incoming owners will be searching for.
It makes Isle de Jean Charles one of the first communities in the lower 48 states to undertake a complete relocation due to climate change.
The City of Minnewaukan, once nearly 13.0 km from the lake shoreline, is now facing the possibility of partial or complete relocation.
Tengzhong's options are to maintain the U.S. plants or to partially move assembly to China, while complete relocation is only a possibility in the distant future, according to Li.
The club had wanted to sign these boys so badly that it had paid for their parents' complete relocation too.
His images offer a stark contrast to Egypt's lightning-fast modernization, seen in the pyramid-shaped Zayed Crystal Spark skyscraper and the complete relocation of the capital that have been announced over the past few weeks.
