The phrase "absolute crime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an act that is universally considered wrong or immoral, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The destruction of cultural heritage sites during the war is an absolute crime against humanity."
Alternatives: "unforgivable offense" or "heinous act".
"We have to start arresting people for this, we have to start bringing them to justice and we have to start making it an absolute crime that puts fear in these men so that they think twice about this kind of action," she said.
'What happens in the soul of a man who, without reason, in cold blood, chooses to espouse evil, to aim for the absolute crime?' He is equally interested in the why of Daniel Pearl's death, eight days after he had been abducted.
It's an absolute crime that the worst movies make the most money.
It's an absolute crime that Imagine Dragons remained on the charts for 87 weeks.
It's an absolute crime that books barely have to sell a few thousand copies to rate on most best seller lists.
And, I think, it's an absolute crime that we turn to the Internet – mainly Facebook – for our news, entertainment, and cultural cues.
On Friday morning, South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) described the shooting spree as "an absolute hate crime" and called on prosecutors to seek the death penalty.
On Friday morning, South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley called the shooting spree "an absolute hate crime" and called on prosecutors to seek the death penalty.
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) called for the death penalty Friday, and characterized Roof's alleged attack as "an absolute hate crime," according to The New York Times.
Roach called that, and adding something to the knuckle pad, boxing's absolute worst crimes.
"This last war against Gaza was a series of absolute war crimes carried out before the eyes and ears of the entire world, moment by moment," Mr Abbas said.
