The phrase "utterly apparent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is completely clear or obvious.
Example: "The benefits of regular exercise are utterly apparent to anyone who has experienced its effects."
Alternatives: "completely obvious" or "entirely clear."
Disco, he says, replaced the formless rock scene with "cocktails, dancing, conversation, exchange of ideas and points of view," and his apparent naïve irony is utterly straightforward.
Actually, the movie's very subject is in these merely apparent gaps, the explanations for which become utterly logical at the time that they become logical for the characters.
With the Executive & judicial branches of the government safely in their hands, they were utterly unable to make their designs effective upon, or even apparent to the rest of the nation or heads of Communist governments abroad.
Sometimes a situation that appears hopeless is actually poised for a new beginning -- when the apparent hopelessness reflects acceptance that conventional wisdom has utterly failed to bring about solutions and that solutions require actions that conventional wisdom has blocked.
"It's very apparent to us that the system at the Air Force Academy has utterly failed the majority of victims," Col. John W. Ripley, who is retired from the Marines, said.
Given the apparent intention to make everything more relaxed, the pricing system is utterly dysfunctional.
However, there was me appreciating the apparent warmth and honesty of her relationship with Bloom, only to be utterly sideswiped by a decision which, while not taken lightly, was breathtaking in its ruthlessness.
The Sun and Daily Mail accused the migrants of lying about their age and Lineker wrote in apparent response: "The treatment by some towards these young refugees is hideously racist and utterly heartless.
In its apparent casualness, it is emblematic of Eggleston's art, being both ordinary and loaded with meaning, utterly simple and yet endlessly complex.
