The phrase "absolute minority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group that constitutes a very small percentage of a larger population, often in discussions about demographics or social issues.
Example: "In the recent survey, the absolute minority of respondents identified as belonging to a specific cultural group."
Alternatives: "small minority" or "tiny fraction".
But they are an absolute minority.
He believes prevention and screening still receive too little attention, putting him, even now, in an "absolute minority" of researchers.
This was owing to a kind of heterosexual solidarity; women, in many public baths, were an absolute minority and it wasn't uncommon to hear extravagant stories of attacks and harassment, even though, truth is, those tales weren't very credible.
Although many of those involved in violence and encouraging violence could accurately be called Salafis, they remain an absolute minority of a wider minority movement that has emerged as a small but potent political force across post-revolutionary North Africa.
Capriles insisted that Maduro did not have the support of the people: "He's there only because he has the backing of the military and the courts, but his government is in an absolute minority".
It's the absolute minority of people who are jerks, they're just a really loud minority".
Pacifists were often a minority, and absolute pacifists fewer still.
In the article, he accused the King of acting like an absolute monarch by imposing minority governments on the people.
Cal State University students are paying an additional 15percentt in 2011 to deal with the cuts already approved, and will face another big increase under the next year's plan, due to the absolute unwillingness of a minority of the legislature to allow a temporary continuation of the small tax increases enacted two years ago.
Although they are in the minority, the absolute number of an ethnic minority in China may be larger than in any other country or region.
