The phrase "altogether critical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the importance or necessity of something in a particular context.
Example: "The success of the project is altogether critical to the future of our company."
Alternatives: "completely essential" or "entirely crucial".
It is transformed from nostalgic reminiscence to something altogether more critical.
The agency approved five rules altogether, a critical step in the push to overhaul Wall Street regulation in the aftermath of the crisis.
In several instances, Burleigh seems to lose his critical faculties altogether in order simply to be offensive.
The year 1532 proved to be a critical one altogether, for William Warham, the aged archbishop of Canterbury, died in August.
The filmmakers initially feared that the movie would be kept out of India altogether because of its critical portrayal of Mrs. Gandhi, who was India's prime minister for 15 years.
Hence, of all possible strategies for eliciting spikes with an input of total size G, the one that yields the most spikes is what we earlier called the big kick strategy, unless γ c (or γ ˜ c ) is sufficiently small that avoiding the bands altogether by following the critical kicks strategy is optimal.
Altogether, these results confirm the critical role of the right hemisphere in perceiving faces and their expressions.
Altogether, our results establish a critical role of FXYD6 in HCC progression and suggest that the therapy targeting FXYD6 can benefit the clinical treatment toward HCC patients.
Likewise, if news wasn't important, this administration wouldn't be so fixated on shaping it, shaming it into submission, or getting rid of critical truth-tellers altogether. .
Altogether, these data stressed the critical role of S183 residue in mediating RIG-I-induced innate immune signaling.
Altogether, these results unravel the critical role of ATM and NBS1 in syncytial apoptosis of primary T lymphocytes infected by HIV-1.
