The phrase "absolute largest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the maximum size or extent of something without any exceptions.
Example: "The absolute largest animal on Earth is the blue whale."
Alternatives: "utmost largest" or "greatest size".
"That's the absolute largest bag that can fit in the space," he said.
Now think of another product in American history that doubled every decade for four decades, and then imagine that that product became the country's, without question, absolute largest export.
We also compiled a list of the absolute largest cash donations.
Should you get people to take the absolute largest mortgage they qualify for, if you know once the "introductory" rate expires they will be in financial trouble.
"The horns are by far the absolute largest of any member of its group of dinosaurs - they curve sideways and forwards," explained Dr Loewen.
Let ({mathcal G} = ({mathcal V}, {mathcal E})) be a Δ-regular graph with (|{mathcal V}| = N) and λ as the second (absolute) largest eigenvalue of its adjacency matrix5.
These conclusions could be summarized as follows: if there is an absolute, large amount of information stored, the risk of it being stolen grows with time and volume.
Genes with large absolute standard deviations between replicate spots (≥0.5 in log2 scale) were also eliminated from further analysis.
He is concerned, says his sister, Tamasin, with "absolutes, large moral dilemmas"; back in London, he materializes on a racing bike, clad in slick black racing gear, to sit with his friends and discuss, they say, "the important things".
Second, absolute spreads larger than 20%% of the bid quote are examined.
Fig. 11 Typical failure (absolute error larger than 20 years) examples.
