"wholly possible" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to emphasize that something is possible, but may not be likely. For example, "It is not likely, but it is still wholly possible that a miracle will occur."
This is all wholly possible, Jamie whispered, you can live this fantasy too.
That's not surprising — no such separation being wholly possible — but some years have been better than others.
It is a wholly possible, perverse and predictable consequence of the first-past-the-post voting system.
Fallon said it was "wholly possible" that the shares could have been priced higher than 330p if the threat of nationwide strikes were not looming over the company.
It is therefore wholly possible to enjoy a day which combines the sands of South Beach with a natural haven where alligators and crocodiles swim, and 350 bird species haunt the skies.
This fundamental recognition that the accidents of history ordinarily prevent the achievement of human perfection, which is otherwise in principle wholly possible, is what Goethe came to call Entsagung ("renunciation").
We think of scientists as wholly rational, open to all possible arguments.
Stoner's wife, Edith, isn't a 2-D caricature; she's been raised in an emotional vacuum, taught only useless ornamental skills, sheltered as wholly as possible from reality, and "her moral training … was negative in nature, prohibitive in intent, and almost entirely sexual" — effectively cultivated to become a brittle, conniving hysteric.
Stoner's wife, Edith, isn't a 2-D caricature; she's been raised in an emotional vacuum, taught only useless ornamental skills, sheltered as wholly as possible from reality, and "her moral training … was negative in nature, prohibitive in intent, and almost entirely sexual"—effectively cultivated to become a brittle, conniving hysteric.
Participants will be drawn to represent as wholly as possible the existing service provision with no regard to perceived or established treatment or referral biases since that gives the best potential to realise the aims of both stages of the exercise.
Those who argue against any special protection say that keeping British businesses wholly open to possible takeovers improves performance for two main reasons.
