The phrase "altogether where" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in contexts where one is discussing a complete or total situation related to a specific location or condition, but it is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I couldn't understand altogether where the confusion was coming from."
Alternatives: "completely where" or "entirely where".
"We have 500 cases altogether where we are in active discussions with plaintiffs' lawyers," Mr. Beck said from Corpus Christi, Tex., where the first case over Baycol is being heard.
Our plan was to walk the trail from Avalon, the island's main port, to the village of Two Harbors, then walk 11 miles to the end of the island — 53 miles altogether — where we would turn around and come back to take the ferry home from Two Harbors.
Down to its last £100 in November 2012, UK startup Hassle.com (then called Teddle) was at a crossroads: Exit the consumer space altogether, where it had been offering a local services marketplace, and try to flog its scheduling and CRM software to other businesses, or laser-focus with a new offering that lets you easily find and book a "trusted" home cleaner.
His first solution was to come up with a happy ending altogether where the three guys escape the firing squad in a sudden twist.
But amid the frenzy, most of Flint's undocumented immigrants there are at least 1,000, based on estimates from local advocates have avoided the distribution centers altogether, where they fear they'll be outed as undocumented.
So the apparent adherence to non-refoulement – an important part of international law that aims to protect refugees from being sent back to either their country of origin or a new place altogether where their lives and freedom could be threatened – is promising.
Nor is it altogether clear where, in central Cairo, such land might be found.
Suddenly we're not altogether sure where we find ourselves, and that's part of the point.
All three non-Taras seem to have a place in the family, but Tara herself doesn't altogether know where she belongs.
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.
Once, having safely negotiated the scene that requires him to tumble over a sofa backward, he smacked his head on a door, leading to a two-minute onstage mental gap, he said, when he was not altogether sure where he was.
