The phrase "considered complete" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like: "The project was considered complete after all the steps were completed."
They could go on for days and were considered complete only when a confession was obtained.
But it was not considered complete until this weekend, when its 65-foot tower was consecrated.
Once, families were not considered complete without at least one son.
Thirty thousand people made it through to the final stage of GCHQ's Christmas card challenge, 550 submitted answers and six were considered complete.
Navy officials emphasized that Admiral Clark, like other commanders below him, had the authority to revise any findings of fault before the investigation was considered complete.
However, could user profiling nowadays be considered complete enough?
The outbreak is considered complete at 28 September.
No trip to Columbus can be considered complete without a stop at the North Market.
An investigation is considered complete when it is published and is disclosed to the scientific community.
At day 42, the cultivation was considered complete and a final sample collection was performed.
As we will explain later, the catalog can be considered complete above M = 2.
