The phrase "in complete autonomy" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is being done or happening independently, without outside influence or control. Example: The company's new management structure allows each department to operate in complete autonomy, allowing for more efficient decision-making and faster progress.
In accordance with the principle of extra protection to patients with in-complete autonomy, risks must be minimised in incapacitated patients.
Professor Marci A. Hamilton at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University, said she was relieved the court had limited its ruling to apply narrowly to discrimination suits, in effect rejecting claims by some churches that they enjoy complete autonomy in hiring and firing, even in cases of alleged sexual abuse by clergy.
The proposal, which will be spelled out in greater detail in a bill to be introduced in Parliament, would within the next five years give half of all 121 current penal facilities complete autonomy in their budgets and operation, while their performance on such rehabilitation factors as recidivism, literacy and finding employment would be publicly ranked.
With biosonar as a sufficient far-sense, bats are capable of achieving complete autonomy in unconstrained natural environments.
At Valve Software, the award-winning video game developer, employees have almost complete autonomy in what they work on.
Yet despite the so-called transition to democracy, the old military leadership retains an extraordinary amount of power and influence in the country, including complete autonomy over matters of security, defense and foreign relations.
Cells are given complete autonomy in terms of how they organize themselves, prioritize ideas, distribute work and determine what they ultimately produce.
The Scottish Parliament will have complete autonomy in determining the structure and value of these benefits or any new benefits or services which might replace them.
Lanier notes that her students have to learn to "make silence" and allow the veterans complete autonomy in the way they tell their stories, without interjecting to empathize or ask follow-up questions.
Achieving complete autonomy in future robotic submarines is crucial to the Navy's plans to use drone technology.
