'entirely omitted' is a valid phrase in written English.
You might use it when referring to something that has been completely left out. For example, "The first page of the document was entirely omitted."
But it entirely omitted education, which is crucial.
Tellingly, the "great responsibility" slogan is entirely omitted from the threequel.
But there is one very famous Abba number which is entirely omitted.
For example references to the Cultural Revolution are almost entirely omitted.
Strangely, the Camp David summit was entirely omitted from the Chilcot inquiry's questioning of Blair in April.
He appeared before the inquiry and entirely omitted to mention that he had written the first full draft of the dossier, in spite of what Foreign Office minister Kim Howells told the House of Commons on Tuesday.
It's telling that in this effort he entirely omits the song's lyrics!
I'm not the first to point out the serious logical flaw in Mr Edwards' argument, namely, that it entirely omits the issue of composition of the workforce.
Glogg allows for more control: it tastes deeply and darkly of wine and citrus and spice, and you may add, or entirely omit, sugar (or liquor).
And the credibility of Al Jazeera, the Qatar-based satellite channel that was the loudest cheerleader of the Arab revolutions, has been dented; it, too, may be told to quieten down.In his first set-piece speech to his people, Tamim dwelt on the need to fill in potholes and improve sanitation, entirely omitting to mention Syria or foreign policy.
In one more unpleasant networking surprise, Sony entirely omits the modem.
