"percent complete" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to indicate the progress of a project, task, or similar. For example, "We are 60% complete with the project."
This change is not one hundred percent complete within the bureaucracy, but it marks a considerable leap forward in American thinking on Pakistan.
But the telling, nitty-gritty details — percent complete, cost overruns, and so on — usually stay on a private little spreadsheet, safely tucked away in the PM's files.
The idea here is to share not only percent complete but also detailed financial information about the project, such as gross profit per hour compared to budget.
But it may not be one hundred percent complete, and these types of moods or mind-sets are not totally static.
MGR: If more than two active tasks are running then tell the user how many active tasks are running instead of attempting to display the percent complete of each one.
But, he says, surveys of near-Earth objects of 100 meters or less are not even one percent complete.
You will see the status and statistics of the download such as percent completed, estimated time before completion, and amount of data that has been downloaded.
I one hundred percent completed the first game.
Sixty-three percompletedleted hepatitis B immunization with the 3-dose series.
In the modified Biel maze, CPEE and control offspring were not different for percent completed trials or time to complete a trial.
Fifty-eight percent completed at least 1 additional survey.
