The phrase "absolute disregard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete lack of concern or attention towards something.
Example: "His absolute disregard for the rules led to serious consequences for the entire team."
Alternatives: "total indifference" or "complete neglect".
Another problem is the absolute disregard for danger.
"They have shown an absolute disregard for tenants," Ms. Powell said.
That the impulse is not religious is shown in an absolute disregard for shrines and historic sites.
"The absolute disregard to the use of standard material and equipment has also seriously jeopardised safety of venues," he said.
The president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, condemned the attack, accusing the rebels of "absolute disregard for human values and practices of democracy".
"Their murder demonstrates the absolute disregard that terrorist-inspired Taliban and other insurgents have for your health," he said.
His citation read: "During the worst of the bombardment, Piper Laidlaw, seeing that his company was badly shaken from the effects of gas, with absolute coolness and disregard of danger, mounted the parapet, marched up and down and played the company out of the trench.
Given these technical limitations, Pijls and colleagues have developed and validated a simplified thermodilution model where an index rather than quantitative flow is obtained by registration of the mean transit time of the indicator, disregarding absolute temperature changes [ 19, 82].
Here is an intriguing mixture of absolute intimacy, a total disregard for priggishness or decorum, fierce candour and, in certain respects, a complete absence of it.
These cutpoints disregard the absolute values of serious neonatal morbidity/neonatal mortality among singletons and twins and focus on the birth weight at which morbidity/mortality reaches its nadir.
Similarly, we found no evidence that absolute gradients (where we disregarded the signs) were related to the degree of common orientation.
