The phrase "absolute dichotomy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two opposing ideas or categories are presented as completely distinct and mutually exclusive.
Example: "The debate often revolves around an absolute dichotomy between freedom and security, leaving little room for compromise."
Alternatives: "clear division" or "strict contrast".
Horowitz points out that the film's dichotomy of absolute good versus absolute evil glosses over the fact that the vast majority of Holocaust perpetrators were ordinary people; the movie does not explore how the average German rationalized their knowledge of or participation in the Holocaust.
If the dichotomy is absolute, the stigma for 'innocent' PLWHA should not significantly exceed that of (1) the 'innocent' leukaemia victim with the same co-characteristic, or (2) the 'innocent' person with only the co-characteristic.
This dichotomy is not absolute and there are additional specificities depending on the cell type examined.
The dichotomy is not absolute as with very strong stimulation (PMA/ionomycin) purified MZ cells did secrete low levels of IFN-γ.
Findings from this analysis indicate a dichotomy between higher absolute prevalence by lower caste, wealth and education levels; but higher relative change in prevalence over time by higher caste, wealth and education levels.
This research shifts attention from the uncertainty certainty dichotomy to a gradient epistemic continuum of absolute, high, moderate, low certainty, and uncertainty.
Another strategy for creating dichotomies and generating estimates of relative and absolute effect relies on knowledge of the MID.
As for the afterlife, the dichotomy between theoretical science and sensuous reality is absolute: "Our brains — how often has Philip tried to explain this? — cannot function in the world of quantum uncertainty.
A third approach (see row C in Table 2) converts the continuous measure into a dichotomy and thus allows calculation of relative and absolute effects on a binary scale.
Although the distinction between the sacred and profane is taken as absolute and universal, there is an almost infinite variation on how this dichotomy is represented not only between cultures but also within a culture.
The 'black and white' logic of anticommunists had strong affinities to Christianity's dichotomy of 'good and bad' as the latter tends to see communism as an absolute evil.
