"historic completion" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant event or achievement that has just been accomplished. Example: The construction of the new bridge marked a historic completion for the city, bringing years of planning and hard work to fruition.
Manning clinched that game with a 12-yard scoring pass to tight end Larry Donnell, a toss and catch so dramatic it spawned comparisons to Manning's historic Super Bowl completion, when David Tyree made a pivotal reception by pinning the ball to the top of his helmet.
At this historic junction marking the completion of genomic characterization of over 11,000 tumors from 33 cancer types, we present our current understanding of the molecular processes governing oncogenesis.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal response, participation in class and group discussions, careful group investigation and thoughtful completion of historic empire posters, and creation of imaginary empires and travel guides.
As Pakistan's current civilian government under the leadership of the PPP edges towards completion of a historic full five-year term, it is time to shed the dynastic cadence of the party.
He said the Soviet Union believes a comprehensive settlement of the Arab-Israeli conflict "will lead also to the practical completion of the historic process of creating this state". The statement appeared to signal continued Soviet support for the Palestine Liberation Organization without alienating Israel by extending full diplomatic relations to the PLO.
This marks a historic event, because as it nears completion, the ICCAA will be the first-ever mosque to be erected in the state of Alaska.
The constitutional affairs minister, Abdirahman Hosh Jabril, said: "This is an historic day – today we have witnessed the completion of a task that has been worked on for the last eight years".
"The completion of this survey is a historic event for the Somali people.
The changes by the I.R.S. would also pose a problem for the new Yankee Stadium, nearing completion just north of the team's historic home in the Bronx.
