"ultimate completion" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been completely finalized or the completion of the most difficult task. For example: "After much hard work, the team was able to achieve ultimate completion of the project."
During the n th iteration of DuOpt, if a gap occurs or excess energy is transferred during local optimizations, then the gap (or the excess energy, respectively) will propagate to the last epoch pair resulting in an ultimate reduction the transmission completion time at the end of the iteration, i.e., T ( r 1 i n, r 2 i n ) < T ( r 1 i n − 1, r 2 i n − 1 ).
With more than 50percentt of students in two-year colleges and 20percentt of those in four-year universities placed in remedial classes, we need a proven approach for accurate course placement (especially in math), which is imperative to students' future success and ultimate college or vocational completion.
The ultimate success was, obviously, the completion of the acquisition by an internationally recognized technology company.
With treatment completion as the ultimate goal of IPT delivery, organizational interventions that can be undertaken by a national TB program to affect IPT adherence may have the greatest impact.
The ultimate topping out will be the completion next year of an antenna that will bring the structure's overall height to 1,776 feet.
Even more memorable, though, is a later sequence in which Marie the adult and Marie the child embrace in a sort of symbolic completion representing Marie's ultimate reconciliation with her traumatic childhood.
Not a day goes by when I do not miss her.' And yet, despite the conscious lack of revenge, in its completion, Walker has experienced the ultimate vindication.
It also wasn't sure if the click-through-rate or completion rate would become the ultimate yardstick for success.
Implementation action plans and complementary implementation logs were available to sites following the GAT to monitor incremental progress and completion of steps toward the ultimate site-specified goal.
