The phrase "generally completed by" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or task that is typically finished or performed by a certain group or individual. Example: "The business report is generally completed by the end of each quarter." This means that it is the usual or expected practice for the report to be finished by the end of each quarter.
This initial transfer credit review is generally completed by mid-October.
This review process is generally completed by mid-October for students admitted to Berkeley in the fall semester.
This Initial Transfer Credit review is generally completed by mid-October for students admitted to Berkeley in the fall semester, and mid-February for students admitted to a spring semester.
These cellular studies were generally completed by preclinical studies showing a reliable antitumoral effect in various mouse models.
Assessments for a patient were generally completed by the same assessor.
Clinical audits are generally completed by health centre staff trained in the use of One21seventy/ABCD tools and supported by quality improvement facilitators and/or One21seventy staff.
These observations suggest the hypothesis that the effects of transformation processes are generally complete by the time particles are observed at roadside and the total particle numbers can then be assumed as conserved.
This transition from ovary-like precursor to testis in males is mediated by oocyte apoptosis, which is generally complete by 29 days post-hatching [ 23].
Postnatal 'catch up' growth is observed in 70 90% of LBW infants and is generally complete by two years of age [6,7].
In sheep, involution of Peyer's patches begins at around twelve weeks of age, and is generally complete by 18 months of age [ 16].
Furthermore, since pill use was generally complete by age 45 (thus only 3% of the women in whom follow-up ceased at that age were still using OCs), accurate information about OC exposure was also available for this group.
