The phrase "in complete independence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means being free from outside influence or control. Example: The company's success is due to its ability to make decisions in complete independence, without any interference from shareholders or investors.
"The justice system works in complete independence.
New World astronomy, for example, developed in complete independence but did not rise to so advanced a level.
Mr. Humbert died today after doctors abandoned efforts to keep him alive, saying in a statement that they had made their "collective and difficult decision in complete independence".
In this long marvel of organized coexistence, five dancers trace separate paths and phrases, sometimes in harmony and sometimes in complete independence.
Religion itself is a social phenomenon, whether considered as a cause or as an effect, and the utility or harmfulness of any faith can be discussed in complete independence of the truth of its doctrines.
It is capable of operating in complete independence of corporeal functions.
Following UN representations, elections in April 1958 favoured complete independence and rejected Grunitzky's Togolese Progress Party in favour of Sylvanus Olympio's Togolese National Unity Party.
For example, ASME 5,1,6,7 indicates need for supervision in the ADLs (A-5), total assistance in sphincter management (S-1), modified independence in mobility (M-6), and complete independence in executive functions (E-7).
Similarly, people who become dependent in dressing shift from almost complete independence in personal ADLs to requiring help several times a day: in the morning, in the evening, and when they want to go outside.
However, even this elite is not in favour of complete independence.
Tóibín claims, on the flimsiest of evidence, that Catalans as a whole are opposed to bullfighting, that they are in the grip of a strong anti-Spanish identity, and that there is a significant movement in Catalonia for complete independence from Spain.
