The phrase "completely freely" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe an action that is done without any constraints or limitations. For example, "The bird flew completely freely in the sky."
Perhaps not completely freely — that could be asking too much, even for a rust-belt member of Congress.
One thing that really matters is feeling as though one, and often only oneself, is able to completely freely satisfy one's own appetite.
Everyone in our families always had our best interests at heart, of course, but it was nice being able to choose completely freely".
But when we see the command and control element gone, when we have the ability to move throughout the country completely freely, when the Iraqi people are no longer as fearful as some of them still are.... Q.
But the crosslinks do stop the chains from sliding completely freely.
The Manchester United player came out for the second half but did not seem to be moving completely freely.
At the time few people saw the massive upside for YouTube, which was built completely on freely available Flash technology from Adobe.
"I think it took me two years to feel completely comfortable pitching freely," Mr. Payne said in an interview with the television Web site the Futon Critic.
During the summer, they roam freely, completely untended by humans, until they are rounded up in a big celebration at the end of the season.
"They are the first people to really push software radio commercially," said Eric Blossom, head of the GNU Radio Project, which is coordinating efforts by programmers and systems developers to develop software radio devices using completely unpatented and freely shared technology.
