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The phrase "absolute consent from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that permission or agreement is given without any conditions or reservations.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to obtain absolute consent from all stakeholders involved."
Alternatives: "full agreement from" or "unconditional approval from".
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'Until you get absolute consent from government, people will dither and it will take longer to install farms.
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Reading through the new initiative it is remarkable to see its zero-notification, zero-consent, zero-control approach to private data in comparison to the absolute control, absolute consent, absolute notification model of Estonia's genomic initiative, in which users must explicitly authorize any given research use of their data and can see if the authorized project eventually did use their data.
Although the power of the chief was far from absolute, his consent was required for all major religious or warlike undertakings; his greatest responsibilities were the settlement of disputes and the sanctioning of punishment.
What consent from Congress was required?
First-year residents often obtain informed consent from patients.
We obtained consent from 42 of about 100 potential participants.
The move remains subject to planning consent from Trafford Council.
Wigs and hairpieces are banned without consent from a doctor.
"They went without taking consent from their parents".
Consent from Lord Cullen is not needed to overturn his ruling.
D.M. obtained informed consent from patients and obtained human samples.
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