The phrase "completely excessive" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means something is more than necessary or appropriate. Example: The amount of money spent on the company's holiday party was completely excessive and could have been used to invest in employee benefits instead.
Catalase at a concentration of 1000 units/ml inhibited completely excessive [Ca2+]i accumulation.
The level of violence used was completely excessive," said DI Paul Ridley, who is leading the investigation.
"Power has been devolved to regional and local governments that then used that to indulge in completely excessive spending in the boom years, especially capital spending," he said.
Thirdly, the length of the posterior catalytic bed has an optimal value, the short catalytic bed causes the components to not react completely, excessive catalytic bed will affect the thrust output, and the best length is around 32 mm.
Even so it is hard to dispute that the North Korean response was, in the words of Shen Dingli, a Chinese scholar, "completely excessive, disproportionate and outrageous .A second explanation is that China's alliance with North Korea—"as close as lips and teeth", as the catchphrase has it gives the Kims special licence.
The Le Dain commission published its 1,148-page 1,148-pageich found the penalties attached to mareporta to be "grossly excessive" and "completely unreasonable".
Carlos Lauria, a spokesman and senior program coordinator for the Committee to Protect Journalists, called the charges "completely inappropriate and excessive," and the organization has asked that they be dropped immediately.
The Fox News guy completely flips, uses excessive foul language, and then gets the cops to threaten him with jail-time.
Interestingly, addition of 30 mM 2-DOG to the culture medium completely blocked the excessive intracellular ROS production induced by Aβ (Fig. 3C, D).
"The level of these sanctions is manifestly excessive, totally disproportionate and completely unjust.
The Israeli ambassador called Palestinian assertions of excessive force completely unfounded.
