The phrase "completely end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the final or absolute conclusion of something. Example: The pandemic must completely end before we can resume large gatherings.
Taking the proposed Medicare cuts off the table, I believe, would completely end that threat.
"I strongly condemn this attack and call upon the Palestinian leadership to completely end this barbaric behavior," he said in a statement.
He added, however, that "it's now time" for Israeli military forces to completely end their military campaign in the West Bank, where intense street battles continued today.
It comes from the ProLife Alliance, an overtly anti-choice campaign group with a clear and stated agenda to completely end the provision of abortion services in the UK.
Japan, which is now running a series of expensive and polluting diesel generators at 100% capacity to replace its nuclear fleet, has announced plans to completely end its reliance on nuclear power by 2040, at an estimated cost of $620bn.
Nabil Amr, an aide to Mr Abbas, told Reuters: "I cannot say, and we don't have great expectations, that this agreement will completely end the siege, but it will pave the way to end it".
But the violence has not completely ended.
It completely ended up being that without any concerted effort".
It was unclear whether fighting had completely ended by nightfall, with varying accounts from officials.
The days when Black Sabbath were a byword for wildness haven't completely ended, it appears.
Despite the years, the secrecy suggested by Mr. Landau's offer to "sanitize" the truth has not completely ended.
