The phrase "exclusively provided" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to indicate that something is only available through a certain source or from a limited group of people, such as in this example: "The latest updates to the software are exclusively provided to customers who purchased a premium membership."
"Such projects are almost exclusively provided by the voluntary sector, often arising from self-help groups," says Gill Keep, the institute's head of policy.
Data exclusively provided to the Guardian from the Frank helpline, a drug support line for young people funded by Public Health England, backs this up.
Conversely, a Zr-FI catalyst containing a sterically encumbered substituent (i.e., 2-i-propylphenyl) at the same position exclusively provided Al-terminated PEs (Mw 12,000 716,000) with high activity.
And yes, it will be exclusively provided by AT&T.
Financial support was exclusively provided by Shiraz University of Medical Sciences.
And while the number of scams actually started decling through 2018, they "were bigger, more sophisticated and vastly more lucrative," according to the analysis, exclusively provided to Forbes.
The unit will now almost exclusively provide financial advice and sell insurance and securities through brokers -- an approach already adopted by prominent competitors.
[C4.] Prudential Lays Off 160 Bankers Prudential Securities dismissed 160 investment bankers and will now almost exclusively provide financial advice and sell insurance and securities through brokers.
But it is not unreasonable to ask why British males of a certain age and demographic but from all backgrounds almost exclusively provide the talent pool for our legions of racists, football hooligans, rioters, gang members and terrorists.
Although the library is the only one of its kind in Connecticut that exclusively provides audio book and Braille service to the blind and handicapped, the staff has met just a small percentage of the 11,000 or so individuals the library serves.
Moreover, he said, even having the right to use a portion of the area outside one's apartment exclusively provides no guarantee that a neighbor's use of his or her space -- or everyone else's use of common areas -- will not diminish the value of the amenity.
