The phrase "completed years of study" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the amount of time someone has spent studying or completing a particular educational program or course. Example: After five long and challenging years of medical school, Sarah finally completed her years of study and became a certified doctor.
Schooling was recorded as completed years of study.
Schooling was defined by the number of completed years of study.
Socio-demographic data included the type of school (public or private), sex and educational level of the caretaker in completed years of study.
The recorded deaths were categorised into four age groups (0 14, 15 49, 50 64, and 65+years), two origins (in-migrants from Mozambique and their direct descendants, or South African), and three levels of education measured by the numbers of completed years of study (none, 1 7, and 8 15 years).
Schooling in complete years of study, family income in Brazilian currency (categorized into tertiles) and paid work in the month prior to the interview were included as socioeconomic variables.
That may be the ultimate test of a biotechnology company, but getting there requires it to complete years of studies and gain clearance from regulators.
Baseline disease characteristics of the patients who completed Year 7 of the study (n = 16) and of those who discontinued during the seven years of treatment with etanercept.
Accordingly, it is given to students who have completed three years of study and are not in their final year.
International students who have successfully completed two years of study in an English-speaking institution may waive the TOEFL exam requirement.
International students who have successfully completed two years of study in an English-speaking institution may waive the TOEFL exam requirement provided they can submit relevant transcripts.
"That was his message, that life is futile," muses 26-year-old Bob Hince, who has completed six years of study in molecular biology but is now heading for Alaska to work as a salmon fisherman.
