The phrase "absolute obsession" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an intense and all-consuming preoccupation with something or someone.
Example: "Her absolute obsession with collecting rare stamps has taken over her entire life."
Alternatives: "complete fixation" or "total preoccupation".
Greer went on to suggest that there was "absolutely nothing" state Republicans wouldn't do in following their "absolute obsession with retaining power".
Greer went on to suggest that there was "absolutely nothing" state Republicans wouldn't do in following their "absolute obsession with retaining power". The court's ruling, however, only affected five of Florida's 67 counties -- those covered by the section of the Voting Rights Act cited by the court in its ruling.
"I have an absolute obsession with running things.
Turner had to paint, had to draw, all the time … It was an absolute obsession".
That is to overlook his absolute obsession with, and knowledge of, music.
He said that Scientology was "first and foremost a commercial organisation" motivated by "an absolute obsession with profit".
I've gone through an absolute bloody obsession.
Finding the perfect way to highlight your face has become an absolute makeup obsession.
Internationally acclaimed as a multifaceted concert and recording artist, Margulis is praised for his "absolute authority", "controlled obsession" (Fono Forum), "impulsive and contemplative aesthetics" (FAZ), and "effortless spontaneity" (Washington Post).
It could all be a product of an age-old obsession of absolute monarchies – the battle for succession.
The study shows zero or low correlation of these strategies with stockmarket returns when markets are going up, but a strong correlation when markets are going down.Hedge funds' obsession with absolute returns stems from their aversion to being benchmarked that is, judged against others.
