"total negligence" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in context like this: "The company was found guilty of total negligence when it failed to properly inspect its products."
This is due to a total negligence of common purpose.
Feels stupid". And then he sang, with clarion, soaring tones that defied the pretense of aloofness and justified why The New York Times has called him "one of the most gifted singer-songwriters of his generation". Thompson delivered a performance that seemed capable of collapsing from total negligence or veering toward greatness, which layered onto the set an element of suspense.
Americans have come to expect this kind of cronyism and privatization and total negligence from the Bush administration, but citizens don't seem to be connecting the dots when it comes to the ongoing harassment of ACORN.
Although the claims data have not been collected on a consistent basis and are too immature to provide conclusions in an area notorious for its long tail, it does indicate that there has been a fall in the number and cost of maternity claims as a percentage of total clinical negligence claims reported to the NHSLA since the inception of CNST.
The Liberal Democrat peer apologised that "the £456m I quoted as the spend on lawyers' fees is in fact the NHS's total spend on clinical negligence claims comprising £312m in damages, £104m in claimants' legal costs and £40m in their own legal costs".
While hacking accounted for more than 40percentt of the 1,282 total incidents reported, employee negligence, including inadvertent exposure and device loss, was close behind at 37percentt.
In the context of NHS litigation as a whole, ophthalmology accounts for only 2.5% of the total number of clinical negligence claims.
The total annual bill for clinical negligence claims leapt by a third in 2010-11 to £1.04bn, up from the £770m paid out by the NHS Litigation Authority in 2009-10.
His compatriot Novak Djokovic said the sanction was a "total injustice" and blamed the "negligence" of the doping control officer (DCO).
Half a decade later, the results of the official investigation into the fire are still pending, and those who caused the tragedy due to negligence are still enjoying total impunity.
An initial trial concluded on 23 May 2008 when Mr Justice David Steel issued a summary judgment after hearing that both Total and Hertfordshire Oil Storage Ltd HOSLL) had agreed that negligence was the cause.
