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"to completely understand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express the action of fully comprehending or grasping something. You can use it in a sentence when discussing understanding or explaining something in detail. For example: "I need to completely understand the instructions before I can start the project." "It took me a while to completely understand the concept, but now I feel confident in my understanding." "In order to completely understand the significance of this event, we must take a closer look at its historical context."
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On assignment, a photographer doesn't actually have to completely understand.
But in limited English, each side seemed to completely understand the other.
Working alongside US research group Women of Colour, they aimed to completely understand the needs of all darker skin tones.
In conclusion, it seems that additional effects have to be considered to completely understand the material behavior.
Still, there exist some problems to correctly interpret these data and to completely understand the meaning of AE parameters.
It took a while for Obinze to completely understand what Nigel said, because of his accent, each word twisted and stretched.
There remains a large space in these aspects to completely understand the deterioration of AAMs, as pointed out in the end.
For fully controlled drug release, it is important to completely understand the microstructure and nature of the layered double hydroxide that ultimately control drug release properties.
That everyone else seems to completely understand how Princeton and higher education works should not be a source of any embarrassment or anxiety.
"He owed it to himself to completely understand, evaluate, reflect and come to a conclusion that will be part of his life forever.
In addition, the identification of the source of acoustic emission from polymeric gears is necessary to completely understand their operation and give the possibility of design improvement.
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