'text completion' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the practice of providing the missing words in an incomplete sentence to complete a text. For example, "I found the text completion task very difficult."
celebrated mysterious long-awaited fortuitous indecorous unseemly TEXT COMPLETION For each blank, select one entry from the corresponding column.
SENTENCE EQUIVALENCE Easy: deteriorate and decline Medium: complicated and involved Hard: Indecorous and unseemly TEXT COMPLETION Easy: (i) surprising; (ii) justifies Medium: (i) come through (ii) aside from supporting (iii) protect Hard: (i) rumination on (ii) utterly mysterious (iii) most prosaic READING COMPREHENSION 1. b. and c. 2. a., b. and c. QUANTITATIVE REASONING Easy: a., b. and c.
So the app offers tests in a bunch of different categories, from text completions and sentence equivalence to Algebra and Geometry, with more than 300 practice problems.
"I sent Stevie a nice text after completion of play, congratulating him on his win.
Searches could be proactive, prompted by items shared by friends, rather than awaiting a text field completion.
When a product communicates without any written or spoken text for completion of the usage cycle, e.g., a Duracell battery has small, dynamic strip on the surface, the length of which indicates the amount of charge that it holds at that point in time.
IPython is an advanced interpreter, which integrates syntax highlighting, text auto-completion, a debugger, introspection and profiling methods, and online help.
In this study, we were interested in doctors' responses to a mandatory free-text field completion when acknowledging a decision support alert specific to the circumstance when a VTE risk assessment suggests prophylaxis but no prescription was completed.
At the end of all completed achievements, you will see unfinished achievements below, in faded text with no completion date.
Between the writing of the main text and the completion of the appendix, apparently in the belief that he had not fully explored the issue of Jarrett's directive, Brill kept on going, enlisting one senior Administration official after another — up to and including the President — in his quest to resolve the Solutions vs. Solutions and Problems conundrum.
According to Nuance Mobile VP John Pollard, Nuance and its carrier partners have worked to embrace voice recognition, as seen in the company's "voicemail to text and call completion businesses, where billions of calls are converted into easily read text and email messages".
