The phrase "absolute conformity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where complete adherence to rules, standards, or expectations is required or achieved.
Example: "The organization demands absolute conformity to its policies to ensure a consistent and efficient workflow."
Alternatives: "total compliance" or "complete adherence".
I had an extreme version of this as a child where absolute conformity was essential.
The second problem, especially common in large companies, derives from the assumption that scalable processes require absolute conformity to standardized approaches.
Ichiro, Madonna, Elvis: think about how each of them is somehow, simultaneously, impossibly, an avatar of both absolute conformity and absolute rebellion.
This seems to be used most damagingly to promote absolute conformity which inevitably reduces self-confidence and creates a bullying culture, in which doing your own thing is immediately up for attack.
Conventional recruitment and career-development methods (for example, job interviews) and the belief that scalable work processes require absolute conformity to standardized approaches screen out neurodiverse people who could be valuable employees.
Chen Chen, 22, an architecture student, explained that the scarf, which schoolchildren learn represents the blood of martyrs, has come to denote membership in a tribe trying to carve out space in a society that demands absolute conformity.
The British Communist party demanded absolute intellectual conformity.
The drama Amputasjon (1970; Amputation) parodies authority and its absolute standards for conformity.
From Islamic fundamentalism, American evangelism to Hindu nationalism, each creed demands total conformity and absolute submission to their own particular variant of God's revelation.
One might also call this the absolutist conception of deontology, because such a view maintains that conformity to norms has absolute force and not merely great weight.
Such hierarchies are based on the idea that leaders have absolute knowledge and authority, and subordinates have loyalty and conformity as their greatest assets.
