The phrase "absolute discipline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strict and unwavering adherence to rules or standards, often in a context related to training, behavior, or self-control.
Example: "The military emphasizes absolute discipline among its ranks to ensure order and effectiveness in operations."
Alternatives: "strict discipline" or "unwavering discipline".
It's an absolute discipline.
On the Empire State Building the architects exercised absolute discipline over every detail, to assure the quickest, most scientific construction.
It may have been her regular yoga exercises and absolute discipline in matters of eating and sleeping that gave Sehgal the energy of a woman less than half her age.
Admitting that her attempt to learn the language was still a work in progress, she said "the opportunity for me to go to China and see first-hand the absolute discipline of the country" made a huge impression.
"Ian said, 'Isn't it strange you'll encourage chaos in one element of your life and seek absolute discipline in another?' I think it does apply to a lot of creative people, whatever medium they're working in".
Nevertheless, he continued to develop his view of "the party of a new type," which was to be guided by "democratic centralism," or absolute party discipline.
His Davidsbündlert��nze, a collection of short movements yoked into two sections, can lose its way in performance, but not under Uchida's light, supple fingers and absolute musical discipline.
On a day when England's batting line-up once again failed to deliver, Jonathan Trott at least showed the absolute commitment, discipline, application and willingness that is required to succeed on these pitches.
When I mentioned this episode later to one of McCain's advisers, he winced and said: "This is part of the Schmidt gotta-have-absolute-message-discipline thing.
When you listen to him talking about his work in the theatre, he could easily be discussing the life of the mathematician: "Small means, intense work, rigorous discipline, absolute precision.
The emphasis was on aggression, particularly with ball and mouth in the traditional Australian manner, but it was a formula that has been followed with discipline, passion and absolute commitment to the letter in this series.
