The phrase "altogether obvious" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is completely clear or evident without any doubt.
Example: "The solution to the problem was altogether obvious once we reviewed the data."
Alternatives: "completely clear" or "entirely evident."
It is not altogether obvious how accountable the services carrying out delegated functions will be.
At the same time, it's not altogether obvious why that's so.
The irony of course, is that in a place like the Bronx, evidence of recovery is not altogether obvious.
This might not have been altogether obvious in the 1960s, at a time when the building was meant to signal the glamorous arrival of the jet age.
That was not altogether obvious at the time.In this section Let the rising sunlight in V not yet for victory Not even asking Thugs templar Monumental ambition Don't need a weatherman… Without FEER or favour Correction: Nepal's Maoists ReprintsHalpern wore a Burmese longyi to work, and left it draped over his chair for his successor.
It may not be altogether obvious why people on St. Marks Place have suddenly decided to pierce their septums or why young women en masse have chosen to put their midsections on view or why members of a small group of ultraprivileged women have abruptly taken to wearing clothes that lend them some resemblance to people from the Brooklyn projects, circa 1989.
Quite how she figures in the head-scratcher of a series arc is altogether less obvious, with dark references to "hybrids" popping up regularly, and meditations on the pitfalls of playing God a recurring theme.
What is on the inside, we'll never know, especially since the director, Gene Minkow, punctuates her final moment with an all too obvious, contextually inappropriate and altogether irrelevant feminist exclamation point.
The first and foremost reason why we shouldn't simply disown neuroscience altogether is an obvious one: if we want to understand our minds, from which all of human nature springs, we must come to grips with the brain's biology.
Some cases for which open full texts were found they were discarded from the sample altogether, if it was obvious that the item was not a peer reviewed scholarly article or that it was misclassified by the source database and clearly belonged to another discipline.
A just, fully contemporary divorce law would obviate pre-nups altogether by recognising the morally obvious.
