The phrase "absolute affirmation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a complete and unequivocal agreement or confirmation of something.
Example: "The committee's decision was an absolute affirmation of the proposed changes to the policy."
Alternatives: "unconditional agreement" or "total confirmation".
According to one interpreter (Stuhr 2003), pragmatism has relocated traditional notions of transcendence within immanence, relocated spirit within nature, relocated absolutes within inquiry, relocated affirmation within negation, and relocated salvation within community, a description that applies equally to the relocation effort performed in feminist philosophies of religion.
This permitted only the evaluation of reactions between different plasmas but not any affirmation regarding the absolute IgG quantity against any antigen tested herein or quantitative comparisons between different antigens.
The Harlot Babylon will be a religion of affirmation, toleration, no absolutes, a counterfeit justice movement.
It is to be understood as an affirmation of God's absolute transcendence of creatures.
Autocracy meant the affirmation and maintenance of the absolute power of the sovereign, which was considered the indispensable foundation of the Russian state; in foreign relations it was transformed into legitimism and a defense of the Vienna settlement.
To say that culture is essentially religious means that it too is an "affirmation of the self-negating absolute" (NKZ XI, 458).
As absolute nothingness, God is the dynamic principle of affirmation by way of absolute self-negation.
At its best, it is the affirmation that the ultimate truth of our interior life is our absolute poverty, our radical dependence, our unquenchable thirst, our desperate need to be loved.
If that is all Spinoza intended to say about the modal status of finite modes, then perhaps his fiery denials of contingency should be read as affirmations of universal hypothetical necessity (sometimes called "mere determinism"), and not universal absolute necessity.
Absolute nothingness in action, as it were, entails a negation (of a substantial, self-same self) and an affirmation (of the true self).
