The phrase "altogether presumably" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express a totality or completeness along with an assumption or conjecture about something.
Example: "The project was, altogether presumably, a success, given the positive feedback from the clients."
Alternatives: "entirely likely" or "completely assumed".
The latest update actually removed the footprints altogether, presumably to reduce frustration from confused players, a move which suggests that the fix isn't coming any time soon.
The latest update actually removed the footprints altogether, presumably to reduce frustration from confused players, a move that suggests the fix isn't coming any time soon.
Our data also shows that users spent the weekend recovering from their New Year's festivities and avoiding the gym altogether, presumably storing up the energy to jump start their fitness goals on Monday.
When feedback signals declining performance, listeners eventually stop learning altogether, presumably because the optimistic bias does not offset the demotivating effect of feedback.
A few ORFs had GTG starts (but with good RBS sequences) and the other ORFs lacked RBS sequences altogether, presumably both coding features control/reduce expression levels.
In recent decades, many populations and species are reducing the distance or frequency of migrations, and others are ceasing to migrate altogether, presumably in response to changing environments world-wide.
Presumably some of them will simply stop getting insurance altogether, and presumably it will be people who feel like they can take that risk because of their relatively good health ― thereby making the system's risk pool problems, already pretty severe in some parts of the country, even worse.
Others, resembling the serum particles shown earlier, displayed the appearance of mattresses in which fusing or fading spherical particles could be barely discerned or were altogether lost, presumably due to a continuous process of aggregation (not shown).
Which isn't to say we were able to do much, but we sure did document in digital media ourselves not doing it.Rudolph Delson tells readers to quit the parlour game of speculation altogether and just read, presumably in any form.
Assuming that she does not reject adaptationism altogether, the nativist will presumably be committed to the idea that the innate language organ, or faculty embodying knowledge of UG, was derived from pre-existing structures that were either functionless or had non-linguistic functions.
