The part of the sentence "this week completed" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe when an event or task has been finished within a given week. For example, "The project was this week completed, well ahead of the deadline."
In a move that promises to cut government finance costs $200 million, Argentina this week completed a successful debt swap of old Brady bonds for debt with lower interest.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30 — Claiming it now has the largest green fleet in the nation, the city of San Francisco this week completed a yearlong project to convert its entire array of diesel vehicles — from ambulances to street sweepers — to biodiesel, a clean-burning and renewable fuel that holds promise for helping to reduce greenhouse gases.
Dean Richards has this week completed the first year of his 36-month ban imposed for masterminding a fake blood substitution in a Heineken Cup match but the former Harlequins director of rugby, who was hired as a consultant by Worcester at the end of last season, still does not know exactly what his suspension entails.
As MPs this week completed their final full week in Westminster before they prepare to pack their buckets and spades for a summer break and time to spend with constituents, they can look back on what has so far been a tumultuous political year.
Fifty-eight percent (18/31) completed this task.
Undergraduate students (N = 151), aged 17 30 years, completed a questionnaire.
Children ages 11 18 completed their own questionnaire.
Adolescents aged 13 14 completed the same questionnaire.
The Dementia PSP received 1,563 completed surveys.
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Opened: 1951 (renovation completed April 2013).
