The phrase "in total autonomy" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation in which someone or something operates independently and without interference from others. Here's an example sentence: "The team of scientists were given full control over the project, allowing them to work in total autonomy to achieve their research goals."
In a statement, Mr. Fresco said that the chief executives of the Fiat group's companies "have always been able to work, and will do so even more in future, in total autonomy, being in possession of all the tools necessary to run their companies".
The intervention was carried out 8 times, 4 times in the presence of an instructor and 4 times in total autonomy.
When he frets about the funding battles that the arts in Scotland face, I ask if total autonomy might end such squabbles.
About Anschutz, Hackford said, "Although he was very heavy-handed in this one area, he gave me total autonomy in every other creative facet of the film.
It was a struggle that finally ended in victory in January when Mr Garang won almost total autonomy for south Sudan in a comprehensive peace agreement, known as the CPA, with the central government in Khartoum.
He obtained the title of king in 1198 and almost total autonomy for Bohemia from the emperor Philip of Swabia.
The Flemish in Flanders have achieved nearly total autonomy, both administrative and linguistic, but still resent what they consider to be the holdover hegemony of the French-speakers of Wallonia and the Brussels elite, emotions that will be on display in provincial and communal elections Oct. 14.
"But most people in the State Assembly remain utterly unconvinced that turning total autonomy of the school system over to any mayor will somehow improve academic outputs".
You need – right now – to hire a new in-house PR person and you need to demand that CBS give you back total autonomy to deal with your own PR crises.
In the new constitution that they helped draft, judges bestowed upon themselves almost total autonomy.
Therefore we can see the autonomy of decision making in minors as a continuum between the extremes of no autonomy and of total autonomy of the minor (see Figure 1) [ 29].
