"under confidential" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that the information being discussed is meant to remain confidential. For example, "The details of the merger are under confidential until the teams can finalize the deal."
The case was later settled under confidential terms.
Cosby settled that lawsuit under confidential terms in 2006.
The foreign secretary's counsel told the court of appeal that the paragraphs "are unquestionably a summary of intelligence material provided to the [UK] under confidential intelligence-sharing arrangements".
He said he was unable to disclose what kinds of animals had been approved for such use or what animals they might be fed to as these genetically engineered animals are still experimental and under confidential review within the Food and Drug Administration.
It turns out that the lawsuit got quietly dismissed in December 2016 when the two settled out of court under confidential terms.
Cosby settled Constand's lawsuit under confidential terms in 2006.
She had agreed, in return, to drop her case under a confidential agreement.
Under the confidential terms of the arbitration, neither party is allowed to comment on the case.
Raytheon's smart bombs were sold under a confidential treaty and Mr. Aquino says that American troops "are here as advisers".
It has already more than doubled in value since Mr. Machold purchased it from a collector in Europe under a confidential arrangement for $1.2 million in 1989.
The council is understood to have received £8m, while Lord Northampton, whose ancestors gave the statue to the museum some time between 1870 and 1889, is understood to have enjoyed a £6m windfall under a confidential agreement.
