completion

completion
noun
ADJECTIVE
rapid, speedy
early
timely
satisfactory, successful
college, school (both AmE)
course, project, task, etc.
VERB + COMPLETION
near, reach

The renovation of the museum is now nearing completion.

bring sth to

to bring the project to completion

delay
prevent
be due for

The bridge is due for completion in May.

celebrate, mark

There was a party to celebrate the completion of the project.

COMPLETION + NOUN
date
time
rate
PREPOSITION
after completion, following completion

Payment will be made following successful completion of the job.

before completion, prior to completion

The floorboards were replaced prior to completion of the sale.

near completion

The book is near completion.

pending completion

Development of the site has been delayed pending completion of the road.

on completion of, upon completion of

The committee will report back to us on completion of the study.

PHRASES
the date of completion

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