The phrase "altogether named" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the complete or final designation of something or someone.
Example: "The new species was altogether named after the famous scientist who discovered it."
Alternatives: "completely named" or "fully designated".
"Funny, he might have said O'Ryan". "I thought I heard Brien". Others wondered if it might have been a new player altogether, named Brien O'Ryan.
The immune system responds to molecules identified as foreign (mainly components of microbes) to prevent infectious diseases, by various mechanisms altogether named immune response [ 12].
Within a few years of this first report, further studies established that the microbe in question was not a trypanosome but a new species altogether, named Pneumocystis carinii (11).
Or you can check out a different kind of bracket altogether: names of the year.
Canope rescues Memphis from human sacrifice and bans the practice altogether, before naming a city after her.
Frustrated over delays in the Senate's consideration of two controversial nominees, President Bush says he might bypass Congress altogether and name them as recess appointments.
More than six decades ago, a grasping, striving and not altogether pleasant imperialist named Benito Mussolini invaded Ethiopia and plundered some of its treasures, including a roughly 80-foot-high, 200-ton obelisk from the ancient city of Aksum.
Scrum-half Henry Pyrgos drops out of the squad altogether after Johnson named only two number nines - Glasgow club-mate Chris Cusiter and Edinburgh's Greig Laidlaw.
It is free from all names, and altogether unimpeded, untrammeled, and free from all modes, as God is free and untrammeled in Himself".
When asked which candidate they would most likely vote for, most said they did not know or named someone altogether different: Mayor Giuliani, Gov. George E. Pataki, even the retiring incumbent, Daniel Patrick Moynihan.
As the voice sped up, identities were blurred and then eradicated altogether when names were replaced by commands.
