"wholly expected" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means completely or entirely anticipated or foreseen. Example: The success of the project was wholly expected by the team, as they had put in a lot of effort and had a strong plan in place.
Having said that, I wanted Hillary over Trump, and I wholly expected her to win.
The increase in the number of tourists in Ukraine was wholly expected, owing to Euro 2012.
Appraisal rights are a wholly expected outcome of a merger, and so it is hard to see how their exercise could trigger the MAC clause.
The rule extends to social media, where banned words include the wholly expected (such as "Olympics," "medal" and "Rio") and the vague (including "performance, "challenge" and effort").
Certainly, the underlying heterogeneity of risks from each study, while wholly expected, reduces the confidence in the validity of some of our summary estimates of risk.
"Altogether, we expected to be wholly unimpressed by the quarter, and indeed we were," said Barclays analyst Christopher Bledsoe.
In the row-locked case, lattice angles close to 0 ° and 180 ° (parallel to the slow-scan direction) are well corrected but lattice planes near parallel to the fast-scan direction are wholly uncorrected as expected.
"As of today, we expect wholly satisfactory results for the upcoming quarters," Mr. Noyer said.
BP (which insists that Rosneft wholly supports it) expects to be able to reach a settlement with Mr Fridman and his partners.
Mr. Obama added: "It is wholly unreasonable to expect American taxpayers would or should hand this administration, or any administration, a $700 billion blank check with absolutely no oversight.
The judge rules that it would be "wholly unreasonable" to expect his British-born wife to move to Australia, as she has never been there.
