The phrase "completely met" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a requirement, condition, or expectation has been fully satisfied.
Example: "All the project requirements were completely met by the end of the deadline."
Alternatives: "fully satisfied" or "entirely fulfilled."
The conversion efficiencies for the signals with different wavelengths are very stable because the FWM phase-matching condition is completely met.
The good dispersity and flowability assured the high density and uniform porous structure of β-TCP ceramics, which were used as biological ceramic materials and completely met the standard for bone tissue engineering.
But when you go to the extreme of 80% cuts, it may be that the general conclusions are robust: We should be factoring in emission-free, acceptable base load power, we need to worry about load balancing, AND fuel needs will persist and will most likely not be completely met by biomass derived fuels.
"If you look at some of the most famous old squares in the world, like the Campo in Siena," Gehl says, looking again to those 12 quality criteria for a space, "you will find to your surprise that all criteria are completely met".
Liabilities are, therefore, always completely met and debt capital is available at the risk-free interest rate (r_{f}).
No government submitting reports to the convention on biodiversity group claims to have completely met the 2010 target.
It completely meets the modern requirements for the experimental equipment of this class.
More than completely meets the eye, which may be part of the problem.
Whenever the PV system cannot completely meet load demands, the FC system provides power to meet the remaining load.
In addition, allegations from teachers highlighted that the training programmes are inadequate to completely meet the needs of ICT competencies.
However, this traditional way can't longer completely meet the requirements of thermal comfort, and also ruins the environment.
