"smoothly complete" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe an action that is done in a smooth and efficient manner. For example, "We were able to smoothly complete the project within the desired timeframe."
Swoop Similar to a raid, if rather less exciting and more smoothly completed, it again refers to a bigger club signing a player from a smaller club.
Saying they had "smoothly" completed their space lessons, Ms. Wang said the lessons were intended to show people the "mystery and splendor of space" and transmit "knowledge and happiness".
"After friendly consultations between the Chinese and U.S. sides, the handover work for the U.S. underwater drone was smoothly completed in relevant waters in the South China Sea at midday on Dec. 20," the ministry said in a short statement.
> Four cycles of treatment were smoothly completed.
The first night home went smoothly enough, complete with my telling her how much smarter I was since the summer and her nodding pleasantly.
"No Islamic group has threatened the tournament this time, and we hope to complete it smoothly," Sirajul Islam Bacchu, the chairman of the nation's women's football committee, told Reuters.
The company's website declared: "The mission has been completed smoothly, as planned, and oil and gas has been discovered". The data will now be analysed, it added, and "a decision made on the next step".
The company said: "Ultimately, key employees were retained, the momentum of both legacy businesses was maintained, the merger completed smoothly and the employees will receive no more remuneration than if the merger had not happened".
Be prepared for these types of things to happen, and don't get frustrated if everything doesn't go completed smoothly the first time around.
The process for determining each allocation and issuing licences ran very smoothly and was completed within seven months.
