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    <p>(This answer is outdated and does not fully answer the question as presently asked. However, it is retained here rather than deleted on the advice of another answerer.)</p> <p>If you want a regex that cannot be fooled, why, that will take some work. While using Vim, though, one usually takes a more relaxed attitude. Does this not serve?</p> <pre><code>:s/"final time"/"final_time"/g </code></pre> <p>You can omit the trailing <code>g</code> if you want replacement to occur only once. On the other hand, you can make it</p> <pre><code>:s/"\cfinal time"/"final_time"/g </code></pre> <p>to make the pattern-match case-insensitive (though, really to do this right, see @Tomalak's answer).</p> <p>However, while using Vim, there may be an easier way, as follows.</p> <ol> <li>Press <code>qq</code> to start recording Macro <code>q</code> (or <code>qa</code> to start recording Macro <code>a</code>, etc., as you prefer; if unsure, <code>qq</code> is quickest to type and as good as any other).</li> <li>Type the search command <code>/"\cfinal time"</code> and press enter.</li> <li>Press <code>f&lt;Space&gt;</code> or <code>6l</code> to move the cursor over to the space.</li> <li>Press <code>r_</code> to replace the space with an underscore.</li> <li>Press <code>q</code> to finish recording the macro.</li> </ol> <p>Then, if you like, you can immediately press <code>@q</code> to make Vim repeat the same operations automatically. This is quick, and useful, if you have several strings <code>"final time"</code> scattered throughout your file that all want the same edit. Even better, the <em>third</em> and subsequent time you want Vim to do the same operations, you can just press <code>@@</code> to repeat the last <code>@</code> operation. This is extra quick.</p> <p>(Thanks to @Tomalak for adding that <code>/"\cfinal time"</code> modifies the search to be case-insensitive. I had not known that.)</p>
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    1. POsimple regex - between double quotations replace space with underscore and make all letters lowercase
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    1. COYou forgot `\c`
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    2. CO@Tomalak: I admit that `\c` is unfamiliar to me. On the other hand, it looks as though the OP has updated the question after I started to answer, so I'll look at it again, and investigate `\c`. Thanks.
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    3. CO`\c` is case-insensitive regex. Your's wouldn't match.
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