"utterly unfounded" is a correct and useable phrase in written English.
It means completely baseless or without any evidence to support it. Example: The accusations against the politician were utterly unfounded, and she was eventually cleared of all charges.
Given this, it was "utterly unfounded" to suggest the bank was a "pocket" for top Russian officials.
Cosby has rarely commented on the raft of allegations, leaving it to his lawyers to dismiss the claims as utterly unfounded.
He argues that enough money is crucial to happiness — though more than enough doesn't make you happier — and that the widespread belief that having children will make you happy is utterly unfounded.
The headline in question, "Prince Philip and the Profumo scandal – rumour utterly unfounded" was, writes Davenport-Hines in his book, part of "the raucous period when authority figures were denied respect even when they deserved it".
It was Ho's much publicized, and, as it turned out, utterly unfounded contention that so-called promoter genes inside a cauliflower virus could cause otherwise benign veggies to become carcinogenic.
"The concern that APA's decision to close the matter against Dr John Leso will set a precedent against disciplining members who participate in abusive interrogations is utterly unfounded," the APA's Farberman told the Guardian in January 2014.
"Any suggestion that there was an agenda driving discussions with the Yankees or any other team is completely, utterly and totally unfounded, and anybody suggesting that is uninformed," Garagiola said in a telephone interview last night.
Both contentions are unfounded.
Those fears proved unfounded.
This objection is unfounded.
The contention is unfounded.
