The phrase "absolute approval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express complete or unconditional agreement or endorsement of something.
Example: "The project received absolute approval from the board, allowing it to move forward without any further delays."
Alternatives: "unconditional approval" or "full endorsement".
Eventually, he asked her where she was from, and when she said, "Greenwich," he looked at her with a kind of absolute approval that she couldn't recall ever having inspired before.
I used a tool called a RACI chart to classify stakeholders in terms of those that need to be informed or consulted, or those who need to give absolute approval.
and development, not absolute approval.
The Boston Journal reported that the audience was "wrought up by the entertainment to a point of absolute approval".
Cussler is demanding about $38 million in damages based on claims that Anschutz's producers failed to honor contractual rights that gave him "sole and absolute" approval over the "Sahara" screenplay.
They would require absolute majority approval of the Parliament to change the municipal boundaries of Jerualem and to allow the right of return of Palestinian refugees to Israel.
Shot by German newcomer Angelina Maccarone, The Look carries Rampling's "absolute stamp of approval"; the actor had final cut.
The mine, to be operated by Chinese state-owned firm Shenhua, has caused consternation among farmers, with agriculture minister Barnaby Joyce rebelling against his own cabinet colleagues by branding the approval "absolute madness" and "dopey".
GALLUP: OBAMA UP ON ECONOMY, LESS ON FOREIGN POLICY - Jeffrey Jones: "Although still relatively low in an absolute sense, Americans' approval ratings of President Barack Obama's handling of the economy and foreign affairs are up significantly from last fall, to 43% and 36%, respectively.
The draft legislation would require any peace agreement with Syria to win approval from an absolute majority of Israelis eligible to vote in a national referendum, rather than a majority of those who vote.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Absolute changes in mean type approval CO2 exhaust emission rates of new passenger cars, compared to reference case, under six fiscal policy scenarios as of 2014.
