The phrase "incomplete elementary school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone has not completed their elementary education.
Example: "Due to various circumstances, she had to leave school and now has an incomplete elementary school education."
Alternatives: "unfinished elementary education" or "partial elementary schooling".
For instance, I assume that a young individual at 23 leaves the education system with a level of formal education between incomplete elementary school and a university degree.
Women who participated in this study were in the majority single (n = 39; 62.9%), with incomplete elementary school (n = 31; 50%), belonged to the lower class (n = 32; 52.7%), and with a mean age of 33.45 years (SD = 8.14).
Formal education was reclassified in completed or incomplete elementary school, middle school, high school and college.
The respondents were 15 mothers who were 20 to 45 years old and had levels of formal education ranging from incomplete elementary school to complete high school.
The following variables were considered as potential confounders in the analyses: gender, age (continuous in the multivariate analyses) and current educational level (undergraduate school, high school, elementary school, incomplete elementary school).
Mean age of men was 32.23 years (SD = 7.58 years), and the majority was single (n = 26; 40.6%), with incomplete or complete elementary school (n = 38; 58.5%) and belonged to the lower class (n = 37, 58.7%).
Crude mortality rates among women with the lowest and the highest education levels (incomplete elementary education and high school and higher education) are presented according to age at death.
Concerning the caregivers' educational levels, 57.8% had attended secondary school, albeit incompletely, and 19.3% had incomplete elementary education or less (illiterate); however, all of the patients attended school.
The 2001 census reported that 15.7% of the population over the age of 14 has an incomplete elementary education, and 21.9% has only an elementary school education.
After July 1991 (birth cohort 1986), all newly enrolled elementary school first graders were required to provide their vaccination cards for mandatory check-up, and those children with incomplete vaccination records were given catch-up HBV vaccination before enrolment.
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