The phrase "complete exclusive" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing something that is fully exclusive, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "The membership offers a complete exclusive experience that cannot be found elsewhere."
Alternatives: "fully exclusive" or "entirely exclusive."
Dominic White, head of publishing and commerce at WF Howes, said: "This is something that has happened but not in a very purposeful way, or with a high-profile author; maybe a few weeks before the print release but never as a complete exclusive as an audiobook".
The Brazilian Institute of Industrial Property INPII) explained to the BBC that its decision only applies to handset devices, and that Apple can still sell its own iPhone with that name in Brazil, unless IGB exercises its option of suing for complete, exclusive control over the trademark.
The Brazilian Institute of Industrial Property INPII) explained to the BBC that its decision only applies to handset devices, and that Apple can still sell its own iPhone with that name in Brazil, unless IGB exercises its option of suing for complete, exclusive control over the trademark.
A basic principle of international air law is that every state has complete and exclusive sovereignty over the airspace above its territory, including its territorial sea.
Her parents booked all 338 rooms in one of South Africa's most lavish resorts, complete with exclusive access to its artificial beach.
In contrast to all earlier official collections this code was a complete and exclusive codification of all universal church law then binding in the Latin church.
So acting, Congress in § 313(b) prescribed the specific, complete and exclusive mode for judicial review of the Commission's orders.
After a trial in the State Supreme Court, the jury found that Elm Management was in "complete and exclusive control of the management and operation of the building" when Mr. Tushaj was injured.
Occasions such as this one are generally marked by splashy feature stories in various publications, complete with exclusive photo ops and quotes — all of it aggressively facilitated by the network's PR shop.
At the end of the trial, however, responding to a motion by Elm Management's lawyers, the trial judge dismissed the case, notwithstanding the jury's verdict, holding that since Elm's spending authority was limited to $500, it was not in "complete and exclusive control" of the building and could not be found liable for failing to repair the scaffold.
Here, the Federal Alcohol Administration Act was attacked upon the ground that the Twenty-first Amendment to the Federal Constitution, U.S.C.A., gives to the States complete and exclusive control over commerce in intoxicating liquors, unlimited by the commerce clause, and hence that Congress has no longer authority to control the importation of these commodities into the United States.
