Antibody nomenclature

[bmbrl at biovax.leeds.ac.uk]

I was wondering if anyone out there knows how best to describe antibodies 
raised to synthetic peptides.  I know that the general description is 
site-directed or anti-peptide antibodies but I am trying to come up with a 
brief description which encapsulates the advantages of using these antibodies. 
Basically, they are polyclonal antibodies but as they are raised to discrete 
regions of the protein of interest (in my case approx. 15 residues) they can
 be considered to recognise a single antigenic determinant. Therefore, I call 
them "monospecific polyclonal antibodies".  However, somebody has pointed out 
the possible confusion this generates, as it implies the antibodies recognise 
an antigen that is present in only a single species of animal (monospecific). 
Would "monovalent polyclonal antibodies" be a better description??
Thanks in advance
Rob