The phrase 'term for completion' is correct and usable in written English
This phrase is typically used to indicate a deadline by which a task or project must be finished. For example: "All coursework submissions must be in by June 30th - that's the term for completion."
Figure 6 shows the way each version scales in terms of completion time for subsets of the synthetic dataset of different size, using the same 10 90% testing training split scheme.
Our estimates show that military conscription has long term negative consequences for completion of university education and for individual earnings.
Second, selectivity does matter in terms of completion...
At that time, he ranked as the school's fourth all-time quarterback in terms of completion percentage, fifth in completions, seventh in total offensive yards, and he is tied for 11th in number of touchdown passes.
Where appropriate and relevant, sections included a glossary of definitions of terms and guidance for completion including examples and checklists.
In testing feasibility, AMSTAR was evaluated as easy to apply, in terms of the time required for completion of an assessment: approximately 10 15 minutes [ 12].
(Research Nurse 5) However, a minority of participants (mainly Trial Managers) felt that the exercises themselves, or aspects of them (such as the term 'worksheets' and the lengthy instructions for completion), would not be helpful and could be perceived negatively.
Mr Kennedy said further short-term improvements to the service were due for completion in 2012.
We also thank BITS Pilani, Pilani campus for their support in terms of infrastructure and facilities which were critical for completion of this project.
Minimum requirements for completion of training are three 6-month terms in general practice, and a further 6-month term in general practice or another discipline.
For fatal or life threatening cases, the term will be maximal 7 days for a preliminary report with another 8 days for completion of the report.
