The phrase "absolute grounding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing foundational principles or fundamental truths in various fields, such as philosophy, science, or ethics.
Example: "In order to build a robust theory, we must first establish an absolute grounding in the fundamental concepts."
Alternatives: "fundamental basis" or "foundational grounding".
Given its discursive nature, philosophy is constitutively cut-off from such an absolute grounding.
Most equation-based models, including pharmacokinetic compartment models, rely upon absolute grounding: model variables, parameters, and input-out are expressed in real-world units.
Fichte's ambition was to demonstrate that practical (moral) reason is really (as Kant had only intimated) the root of reason in its entirety, the absolute ground of all knowledge as well as of humanity altogether.
This gets interpreted as an experience of an impersonal, absolute ground of being.
[70] hfs states are of particular interest because the absolute ground state of any species is hfs.
Based on the time integral of the absolute ground velocity, a new index is defined, as cumulative absolute displacement (CAD), and used to estimate the strong motion duration.
Some of the most important sensor applications are presented, namely the static measurement of the position of pneumatic pistons, liquid level and absolute ground velocity.
In this respect, an ultracold cesium gas represents a particularly interesting situation, because Bose Einstein condensation seems attainable only for the absolute ground state.
According to Vattimo, modernity does not abruptly end; rather its grounding tenets such as universalised 'reason', 'progress' or 'overcoming', lose their strength, and the construction of the world based on absolute values is replaced by a grounding without absolute ground.
German Idealist systems and here Rosenzweig alludes to various sources in the writings of Schelling and Hegel conceive of the absolute ground of "the All" as an undifferentiated, "orphic unity," out of which the differentiated reality we experience unfolds dialectically.
Measuring the quality of a segmentation algorithm is the key for creating a deployable system, and it has long been a research issue how to evaluate segmentation algorithms when there is no absolute ground truth.
