The phrase "absolute interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing finance, law, or personal preferences where a complete or total interest in something is being expressed.
Example: "Her absolute interest in environmental conservation led her to pursue a career in sustainable development."
Alternatives: "complete interest" or "total interest".
I see an absolute interest in people — a really caring and smart person.
High-yield strategists predict that 2011 will be a solid year, with returns of 8-10%.Optimists also point out that spreads over Treasuries, which investors care about more than absolute interest rates, are near their historical average and double their pre-crisis lows.
Lyons, who hinted that the programme could use other guest editors further down the line, said the show would have Prince Charles's stamp on it, adding: "It was very helpful to have his views because he has such a singular vision in every way, "He has a strong sense of the history of the countryside and, as the heir to the throne, he has absolute interest in its future".
The longer your repayment term, the more your absolute interest payouts i.e. the more expensive your mortgage.
We have begun to investigate this more thoroughly, being of absolute interest.
For even if you totally trust the present Government to take its decision in the absolute interests of national security, how do you know that a future Defence Secretary or Prime Minister would not be tempted into another such strike in circumstances which might not satisfy such criteria?
At the end of the day, if they would have made a judgment in the absolute worst interest of the franchise, I would have said something".
"We made a very, very tough decision today, one that was in the absolute best interest of the Lightning team, our young players and the entire organization," said Rick Dudley, the team's senior vice president of hockey operations.
"As lawyers, our obligation is to act in the absolute best interest of the clients and the government presented an extraordinary settlement offer, which basically ensured that no Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander detainee, past, present or future, would be transferred to Barwon," Barson told Guardian Australia.
Establishing when and how additional DNA including copies of APP appeared in the nucleus is not feasible using post-mortem human tissue and is beyond the scope of this study, although this is of absolute future interest.
Of course this right is not absolute: the interests of the protesters have to be balanced with those of their target, the public and the police, but the state has a clear obligation to protect and promote the right to peaceful protest.
