The phrase "be given exclusively to" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
Example: The final decision on the matter will be given exclusively to the board of directors.
Furthermore, why not extract a 20percenttaxax on all perquisites exceeding $50,000 that are given exclusively to top executives each year?
Jennifer Scism, one of the owners of Annisa, said she was certain that a cancellation had occurred between my friend's first and second inquiries, because, she said, none of the restaurant's reservations are given exclusively to the website.
When CO2 was given exclusively to 20 healthy subjects (10 male, 10 female, mean age 24.4 ± 0.7 years, range 21-35 years), mean pain ratings over time were 0.6 (± 0.06) out of 10 on the NRS.
We haven't actually seen the details of it since a first look was given exclusively to the New York Times, but there's a new Compete report coming out supposedly later today that claims only 27% of iPhone owners use their device primarily for work-related needs compared to 59% of owners with other types of smartphones (HTC, Blackberry, Nokia, etc).
* Voluntarily claiming or exercising rights in a country outside Singapore, such rights being given exclusively to nationals of that country.
The melancholic video, which was given exclusively to VICE, complements the song's alone-but-together vibe that the "umwelt" reference nods towards.
The key is that breast milk be given exclusively – i.e. without any other foods or fluids, including water – for the first six months.
Paricalcitol injections were given exclusively during the first two weeks to induce CYP24A1 expression to cause a rapid depletion of the endogenous vitamin D metabolites.
He will listen to your advice because he knows your loyalties are undivided and the advice that you give is private and is given exclusively in his interest.
Otherwise the information is given exclusively in the tables.
