The phrase "altogether unable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete lack of ability to do something.
Example: "After the accident, he felt altogether unable to return to his previous lifestyle."
Alternatives: "completely unable" or "entirely incapable".
That's not to say Duke (27-6) waltogetherher unable to stop Ogwumike.
Reporting on his book "The West Indies and the Spanish Main," she criticized his longing for an English treat -- beer, potatoes, cheese -- with his Caribbean meal; deplored his condescending opinions on black laborers in Jamaica; pronounced him altogether "unable to accept the culture of another land".
And Trump's dismantling of ACA funding is expected to force many people to drop their coverage altogether, unable to afford the skyrocketing premiums that Republicans have engineered.
But he has become worried he will be phased out of the state supplement program altogether and be unable to pay his bills.
Which raises the question: How is it that these guys get off drilling ultradeep wells in the Gulf when every other operator has been stymied by Washington's drilling moratorium or scared out of the water altogether, unwilling or unable to stomach tightening regulation and soaring insurance rates?
The year after that, Joseph Conrad sat looking into his lens, unable to altogether conceal his quiet, exile's anxiety.
But, as this latest closure in Alabama demonstrates, they often result in clinics being forced to shut down altogether since many are unable to pay for expensive renovations.
The deaths have so terrified some addicts that, unable to quit altogether, they have at least switched from injecting to smoking heroin, a safer if less potent method.
Bottom line: If you're unable to quit altogether, then use drugs and/or alcohol in moderation.
This latter concern is due to what is described as the "family glitch" in the ACA, which imposes an affordability test that would cause an estimated 1-2 million children currently covered by CHIP to lose coverage altogether because they would be unable to access tax credits through the ACA and would find coverage to be unaffordable.
It was there that my mother prepared to depart for another place altogether, one where we would be unable to join her and from which she would not return.
