"utterly flawed" a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something which is totally wrong or has serious deficiencies. For example, "The government's response to the economic crisis was utterly flawed."
This narrative is utterly flawed.
It was utterly flawed in execution, though, because of lowbrow politicking.
That in the end, I am utterly flawed and impossible to love.
The sentiment seems to be—I'm all for more female leadership, but did the chosen ones have to be so utterly flawed?
I love but I am not entirely sure how to be loved, how to be seen and known for the utterly flawed woman I am.
If so that would be yet another mistake; the constant linking of national team under-performance to youth development work is an utterly flawed premise.
Some concerns did arise on technical feasibility, especially whether the environment can be a hindrance or utterly flaw the performance of ultrasound scanning.
At the time, it was a radical idea to make cape-wearing crime-fighters appear so utterly human and so deeply flawed, and both had a seismic effect on superhero comics: soon, "dark and world-weary souls" were everywhere.
Also flawed are some utterly perplexing charts and graphs that are meant to amplify the text; they might benefit from color rather than varying shades of gray.
Bends real nice, sir! Chet Atkins: If there is anyone, in any genre, whose playing is so utterly without flaw as to seem inhuman, it's Chester here.
Tolstoy offers a harsh critique, but from an insider's perspective; it treats the system as deeply flawed, but not as utterly alien.
