"does not complete" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is not finished or that something has not been concluded. For example: "The project does not complete until next week."
Even this amount does not complete the picture.
If Mr. Peduto does not complete the program, he will face jail time.
He does not complete his sentence, but we both know what he means.
The administration is in danger of losing ground in its battle against terror if it does not complete what it begins.
■ Appoint a solicitor early to advise on contracts such as a cancellation clause if the builder does not complete by a specified date.
It also bid for South Africa's Highveld Steel, and will bid again if Evraz of Russia does not complete its agreed takeover of the firm.
If Congress does not complete action early next year, Congressional aides said, the issue could be delayed until after the November elections.
If the student does not complete the work by the deadline, the student will earn the grade indicated on the Application for Grade of Incomplete.
Developed by SeeWhy in Andover, Mass., the service will alert a subscribing Web store when a visitor places an item in a shopping cart or begins an application and does not complete the final step.
And it certainly does not complete an image, made much of by the dowager early along, that vultures swooping down upon young turtles and devouring them reveal the cruel "face of God".Mr.Mr
Guilfoyle's boss, Jeremy Priestley, is said to have instructed him to liquidate the club if he does not complete the sale before their P&A Partnership becomes liable for player wages.
