"exclusive participation" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase could be used to refer to a situation in which someone is involved in something to the exclusion of others. For example, "The dance club membership requires exclusive participation."
The exclusive participation of Javanese doctors and patients may also be a limitation.
These results suggest a main, but not exclusive participation of NO in the LPS exacerbating effect.
Sparrow [ 63] worries that the morally enhanced would gain important advantages, for example by their exclusive participation in social and political institutions, thereby generating or intensifying social inequalities.
Since Akt influence on S6K1 remains largely dependent on its cross talk with mTOR pathway [ 36], its exclusive participation in mediating growth inhibition by bupivacaine becomes difficult to explain.
On the other hand, HPV16-infected (n = 14) tumors also showed major participation of JunB and cFos but the most interesting observation was an exclusive participation of JunD in more than 70% of cases (10/14).
We observe that paralogs operating in the same complex fulfill different roles: mRNA dosage increase for more than a hundred cytosolic ribosomal proteins, mutually exclusive participation of at least 54 paralogs resulting in alternative forms of complexes, and 24 proteins contributing to bona fide structural growth.
It is important to note that the purposes for participation are not exclusive, but can, and in fact often do, co-exist and interact.
Sport England director Phil Smith is of the opinion that elite success and grassroots participation are not mutually exclusive.
Sfard [ 13] argued that acquisition and participation are not mutually exclusive and that it is neither desirable nor possible to ignore the place of acquisition in learning development; learners need to both acquire knowledge and participate in learning processes.
Reasons for non-participation, 6 possible reasons for non-participation in trial, not mutually exclusive (response options yes/no/unsure).
2) Membership of the YouView club is "unjustifiably exclusive" Sky has pointed to the cost of participation in YouView.
