The phrase "completely passed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation or event that has finished or ended entirely. For example: - The storm has completely passed, and the sun is now shining. - The deadline for the project has completely passed, so there is no chance to submit it now. - I was worried about my exam, but it turned out to be easier than I thought. The test completely passed without me even realizing it.
However, the expense of the larger ships was prohibitive, and many of them stayed in shipyards half-completed, in readiness for another war, until the Age of Sail had almost completely passed.
That moment may not have completely passed us by.
It just felt like Christmas had completely passed us by.
Averaged and maximum values of irradiating neutron fluxes enhanced, while selected OLCs completely passed.
And the transition to digital photography seems to have completely passed Ms. Lupis by.
Somehow the stories about William Hague had completely passed me by.
"I think for the first time, if the kid is helped early enough, that he or she ends up completely passing.
Shows like Scrap Saturday or Après Match may have become massive hits in Ireland over the years, but they've tended to almost completely pass Brits by.
To ensure that the Fe3O4 nanoparticles could completely pass through the membrane without blocking the pores, oleic acid was used to modify the Fe3O4 nanoparticles, which enhanced lipophilicity and monodispersity of the magnetite nanoparticles.
On the other hand, in the benzoic acid (HBz)/benzoate (Bz−) medium, the electrochemical behavior of these nitro compounds changes completely passing from (−DR-NO2/−DR-NO2−) systom to (HDR-NO2 + 4HBz/HDR-NHOH + 4Bz−) type system, in which both the stoichiometry of the electroreduction process and the energetic requirement for its realization are changed.
To arrive there you can bypass the lobby completely, passing along the side of the building and entering through an opening cut beneath the seating; or you can pass through the lobby and then a cafe that opens onto a deck overlooking the waterfront and beside the bleachers.
