The phrase "confidential of" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
You should use "confidential information" or "confidentiality" instead. For example: - The document contains confidential information that should not be shared. - The employees are required to sign a confidentiality agreement. - The company's financial statements are confidential and should not be disclosed to the public.
Chief among them seems to be the fact that even the best resourced and most confidential of organisations can no longer rely on a properly secure intelligence network.
Confession was confidential, of course, and Father Paul gave no sign that he knew who had been on the other side of the screen — and, who knows, maybe he didn't, though he'd have to be a fool not to — but Crystal couldn't stand to be around him for weeks afterward.
According to the inspector general report released by House Democrats, Flynn allegedly passed "the most confidential of Agency information" -- including preliminary votes and internal deliberations -- to outside lawyers when he was working as agency counsel last year.
According to the inspector general's investigation, Flynn allegedly passed along "the most confidential of agency information" to Schaumber and former board member Peter Kirsanow while Flynn was counsel to then board member Brian Hayes.
According to the investigation, Flynn, who was recess appointed to the board by President Obama in January, allegedly passed along "the most confidential of Agency information" while he was counsel to former board member Brian Hayes, including case lists, preliminary votes and internal deliberations.
This column may have been the first to mention the 13percentnt increase in this year's homicide rate (See NYPD Confidential of Oct. 18) and now there's a hue and cry throughout the media about the spike, which is now being reported as 15percentnt.
Both AP and Al Araby Al Jadeed said its sources were kept confidential out of fear of reprisals.
Rupert Murdock and James Murdock have denied knowledge of confidential out-of-court settlements paid to some victims of phone hacking.
The Murdoch papers later paid him £700,000 in a confidential out-of-court settlement.
"Usually, information of this nature is confidential because of Denmark's relations with foreign states.
They spoke on condition of anonymity because of the confidential nature of the discussions.
