The phrase "absolute imperatives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing commands or rules that are considered essential and non-negotiable.
Example: "In this situation, we must adhere to absolute imperatives to ensure safety and compliance."
Alternatives: "unconditional commands" or "categorical imperatives".
"The absolute imperative in this building was to get the Russians out of Afghanistan.
In the absence of an absolute imperative to preserve life, the idea of a life not worth living becomes very easy to accept.
He went on: "My absolute imperative has to be to protect the future of our business for the 300,000 colleagues we employ in communities all over the UK.
And within those messages, what's amazing is the imperative that people felt to communicate: at first to find out what was happening, but when they knew, their absolute imperative was to make contact with their loved ones.
From the moment she appears on stage, outraged after having heard about the new edict, Antigone's argument is for the absolute imperative of burial — indeed, for the absolute.
"There's an absolute imperative in making sure these savings come from energy bills and [not] from elsewhere; so that really focuses minds," added Barker, referring to tough budget cuts to be announced this autumn.
It seems every year that the take on the C's is "they need Rondo to step up", but this year it's not just a thing experts say, it's an absolute imperative for an aging team without the best three-point shooter of all time.
"There's no absolute imperative that somewhere must be developed," says Larkham. "Some property is owned by companies that don't feel they have to develop, maybe nobody has come forward with a proposal or maybe it's a SLOP [Space Left Over After Planning].
Still, if all of these penalties reinforce one crucial idea — that reducing the number of human-started fires is an absolute imperative — they nonetheless remain generally far too weak, representing only a fraction of the damage such fires wreak every year.
They have agreed that the north and the south would work together to establish two viable states, based on acceptance of their interdependence and therefore the absolute imperative to cultivate mutually beneficial cooperation between themselves, directed at promoting their integration as equals.
