In doing so altogether...

All together


All together is used for doing things with other people.

Altogether is used for situations where something is done in its entirety.

I am unsure about the second part of your inquiry. Both seem to convey the same message.

Thanks, Sturgis.

In doing so all together, we can, in reality, achieve more what we do individually.

I have tweaked the sentence. Does it make sense now? if not, please show me the correct phrasing?

Rewrite the sentence as: In doing so all together, we can in reality, achieve more than what we do individually.

Thanks, Sturgis, for your time and effort.