"entirely converted" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to something that has been completely changed or transformed. Example: After traveling to many different countries and experiencing various cultures, I was entirely converted to the idea of living a minimalist lifestyle.
In its most recent annual report Litton went part of the way toward allowing for their conversion into common shares: Its $2.25-per-share earnings were based on the present common shares, plus those that would be outstanding if one of the convertible preferred issues were entirely converted.
I'm entirely converted for summer running, especially in still weather.
Because Venice's water comes from a deep clean aquifer, perhaps, many here never entirely converted to bottled water.
When the building is entirely converted, a community association will be formed to maintain the common areas, according to Mr. Jones.
In their everyday life, the Tibetanised Hui of Kaligang have entirely converted to Hui culture.
The glucose was entirely converted to lactic acid at a YP-concentration of 9 g L -1 (ST 5).
This is an example of a process in which the heat absorbed is converted entirely into work with 100 percent efficiency.
Riverside County, with 635,000 registered voters, is the largest county in the nation to have converted entirely to touch-screen voting.
Even if all the generated heat were collected and stored in some fashion, it could never be converted entirely back into mechanical energy of motion.
Heat does not flow spontaneously from a colder region to a hotter region, or, equivalently, heat at a given temperature cannot be converted entirely into work.
Australia, which converted entirely to plastic bank notes in 1996 because of chronic counterfeiting, has turned them into an entrepreneurial export business.
