The phrase "absolute fidelity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe complete and unwavering loyalty or accuracy, often in contexts related to relationships, art, or data.
Example: "The artist aimed for absolute fidelity to the original work, ensuring every detail was meticulously replicated."
Alternatives: "complete loyalty" or "total accuracy".
It's also a sign of the diary's absolute fidelity to the present.
Eldridge may not endorse Essex's new rightwing materialism but he records it with absolute fidelity.
The Honor Code is about scholarship, the soul of which requires absolute fidelity to the rules.
For generations, conservatories preached absolute fidelity to the score: do what the composer wrote and nothing more.
Thomas explains Frost's theory as "absolute fidelity to the postures which the voice assumes in the most expressive intimate speech".
In many cases, these disturbances simulate with absolute fidelity the syndromes classically characteristic of paranoia, schizophrenia, and manic-depressive psychosis.
Gibbons essentially use this system, although "monogamy" in this context does not necessarily mean absolute sexual fidelity.
That, he said, is, "Fidelity, fidelity, fidelity".
Although the company promoted the device using scientifistic jargon that suggested a devotion to achieving some absolute standard of fidelity to the haptic real of sex, the RealTouch Interactive produced instead a particular, heterosexual male fantasy of female sexuality one where the female body was reduced to particular configurations of effects on the male sex organ.
We've convinced gamers that sub-720p resolutions blown up to fill 60-inch TVs represents the absolute pinnacle in visual fidelity.
Although, the reproducibility of such techniques and their fidelity in maintaining absolute levels of expression have been extensively analysed, much less is known about their ability to accurately reproduce differential expression in distinct biological samples.
