'make it more complete' is not correct; it should be 'make it complete'.
You can use it when referring to a task or objective that needs to be finished. For example: I've almost finished painting the house, I just need to make it complete.
The changes we've seen rumored so far include mostly minor tweaks, like a new fullscreen mode that doesn't render other displays completely useless, and tabs and tags added to Finder to make it more complete.
The US campaign against Isis is failing and the US-Turkish deal will not reverse that failure and may make it more complete.
Cooke is mindful that writers work "through the unconscious" and aims to "ask questions that lead to a place where they recognise what they are doing and can make it more complete".
They make sure their profile is as complete as possible LinkedIn will tell you how complete your profile is and make recommendations on how to make it more complete.
A better one would have been to call on China to honor its already-made and already-delayed promises to grant full democracy to Hong Kong and to begin a timetable to convert to a multiparty democracy throughout China, but it was a decent start for a realpolitik and it is hoped that the rest of the club of world leaders build on that statement to make it more complete.
Authors' response: We want to thank Dr. Y. Kuang for his revision of our manuscript and the suggestions provided to make it more complete and comprehensive.
This application has been developed to help maintain the problem list and make it more accurate, complete, and up-to-date.
She and her colleagues at Berkeley are now working on enhancing sorghum, another staple of the world's poor, to make it more nutritionally complete and calorie-rich.
In addition, analysts said, a delay could make it more difficult to complete its plan to sell Lummus and Basic Industries.
To make it more of a complete dish, almost a warm salad, I pair it with rice flavored with some surprising elements.
The choice of 09 instead of just 9 "makes it more complete," Lucy says.
