"completely for free" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when you are offering something without any cost attached to it. For example, "You can use this app completely for free!".
But this gift of Strauss I have completely for free".
Of course, doing all this completely for free is fairly unrealistic today.
Anyone with Internet access, anywhere in the world, can now see them all, completely for free".
If we really listen hard, maybe we will find out a great deal and completely for free.
Inspired by what anthropologists call gift culture – the oldest and historically most widely adopted model of economy – we're converting an old pig barn into a moneyless pub, workshop space and dormitory, there to be used by the community (both local and further afield) completely for free.
In many ways barter is just an awkward form of money and lacks the deeper benefits of doing something completely for free (such as you do with close family and friends), and it brings up the age old problem of "the double coincidence of wants", where both parties have to have something the other desires.
For each person I wanted to meet I would spend time researching their business and come up with 10 ideas that would help them that I would just completely give for free.
And the company will make all that information completely free for users.
Between the Notes has commissioned two new works, to be premiered at London's Bush Hall tomorrow, which include space for completely free improvisation.
Vibrational frequencies are determined for completely free laminated plates and shallow shells having rectangular planforms.
Natural frequencies for completely free and cantilevered curved beams are presented as examples.
