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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a limited release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product, such as a film or a product, that is made available to a select audience or in a restricted manner.
Example: "The film will have a limited release in select theaters before expanding to a wider audience."
Alternatives: "a restricted release" or "a selective release".
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It received a limited release in US cinemas last weekend.
The original "Crazies" had only a limited release.
It is due for a limited release on 28 December, with a wider run in January.
But others say that a limited release of information does not waive confidentiality.
Blackfish is due for a limited release in UK cinemas next week: 26 July.
documentary series a week after it opens for a limited release in theaters.
The special is also set for a limited release in cinemas.
Billy Elliot has already penetrated the box-office charts on a limited release.
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Meanwhile, on Wednesday, Starbucks revealed a limited-release specialty beverage called the "Unicorn Frappuccino Blended Crème".
There was also a sense that my life had turned into the plot of a limited-release romcom.
"The King's Speech" (the Weinstein Company) was fourth with about $9 million for a limited-release total of $44.6 million.
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