The phrase "act wholly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone performing an action in a complete or total manner, often emphasizing full commitment or involvement.
Example: "To achieve success, you must act wholly in pursuit of your goals, leaving no room for doubt or hesitation."
Alternatives: "act completely" or "act fully".
In an act wholly uncharacteristic of him, he sat down and penned a "fan letter" then and there.
Currently, those who act wholly out of compassion in assisting someone they know to end their lives will not face prosecution.
There is no need to take such a risk since the current law continues to protect the vulnerable while harbouring no threat for those who act wholly out of compassion.
To the orthodox it seemed blasphemous to hold that humanity could act wholly outside the sphere of divine omnipotence, which had been so vividly portrayed by the Qurʾān but which the Muʿtazilah had endeavoured to explain away in order to make room for humanity's free and independent action.
They can act wholly based on something they heard in a local store that struck a sour chord with them.
What he rejects, however, is the notion that excessive drug or alcohol consumption is an irresistible act wholly beyond the user's control, as the term "addiction," commonly understood, implies.
The company now says it believes that the Shanghai employees acted "wholly outside our systems".
The ruling added that the evidence "all but confirms that Mitchell acted wholly innocently, and certainly innocently insofar as the law is concerned.
By insisting that Trump had acted "wholly appropriately" in his meeting with Lavrov, McMaster gave Republican senators such as John McCain the cover they needed to dismiss the story.
The judges found there was no evidence that Kirsten B. Mitchell, a reporter for The Morning Star in Wilmington, N.C., intended "to violate a court order or confidentiality," and that she acted "wholly innocently".
Campaigners believe that the objections about benefiting paedophiles could be overcome by introducing two amendments to the relevant legislation to make clear that the men would have acted wholly lawfully under today's law.
