"completely negligible" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is so small or insignificant as to not have any meaningful impact. For example: "The risk associated with the new procedure was completely negligible."
"The probability of faking it is completely negligible," Dr. Landsberg said.
The self-consistent magnetic field travelling in all the directions is completely negligible.
All devices I have tested made in the last 5-10 years draw a completely negligible amount of power.
Self-heating plays a minimal role in polysilicon SGTs and is likely to be completely negligible in other, lower-current technologies.
Viscosity increment, especially in low concentrations of nanoparticles was negligible enough for industrial applications and density enhancement is completely negligible even in high concentrations.
We show here that this chance, fortunately, is completely negligible since the region inside our past light cone has already survived some 105 cosmic ray collisions at centre of mass energies of 1011 GeV and higher.
All of the polyesters showed similar thermal stabilities, exhibited weight loss in a single step and decomposed completely with negligible quantity of residue.
As shown in Figure 7, hysteresis loops demonstrate that FT-2 and FT-3 have no hysteresis, the forward and backward magnetization curves overlap completely and are almost negligible.
Hysteresis loop (Fig. 6A) measurements demonstrate that both samples exhibiting magnetization curves for the magnetic nanocages show no hysteresis; the forward and backward magnetization curves overlap completely and are almost negligible.
The various terrestrial measurements ( {tilde{X}}_{TER,j} ) (Niemeier 2008) are considered to be true values since the possible deviations of classical measurements are either negligible or completely known.
Some men enjoy submission fantasies for the exact same reason – a non-negligible demographic completely invisible in Roiphe's too-tidy analysis.
