The phrase "altogether explained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing or clarifying a topic or concept in a comprehensive manner.
Example: "The complex theory was altogether explained in the final chapter of the book, making it easier for readers to understand."
Alternatives: "fully clarified" or "completely elucidated".
"It's about eight hours altogether," explained a groomer slumped in a chair beside Remy, the white standard poodle formally known as Ch.
In addition, while adding diabetes in the age trajectory of physical disability explained 3.2% and 1.6% of the variance in levels of and linear changes in physical disability trajectory, respectively, further adding follow-up status, sociodemographic factors and comorbidities altogether explained 40.5% and 29.1% of the variance in levels of and linear changes in that trajectory.
"My personal experience is that while most firms might publicly seem to support the idea of being able to work flexibly post-children, the reality is that no-one I know has been able to actually negotiate any sort of flexible working arrangement, so either has gone back full time, or given up law altogether," explained one ex-lawyer who left the profession after having children.
This includes contingency plans―such as mesh networks―to bypass government network restrictions altogether, explained Enonchong.
The analysis produced 7 significant components that altogether explained 71% of the variance.
These variables altogether explained 28% of the variance of systolic BP and 16% of the variance of diastolic BP.
Some builders have simply canceled contracts altogether, explaining to customers that costs are rising too fast to build for the agreed-upon price.
As a result, people often wait months, or even years, to get therapy, and many are missing out altogether," explains Winstanley.
(Recently, at the New York City club 1 OAK, he forgot the Spanish lyrics altogether, explaining, rather boorishly, when he came to the chorus, "I don't know the words, so I say Dorito").
But Angelo's needs don't altogether explain the extraordinary power of both these new characters: Mariana, who generated two poems by Tennyson, and Barnardine, who prompted the 19th-century notion that Shakespeare left the character alive because he liked him too much to kill him.
But this app is envisioned as not just an add-on to Android's existing user interface, but rather a new kind of smartphone interface altogether, explains Raefer Gabriel.
