The phrase "absolute opposition to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong and unwavering disagreement or resistance to a particular idea, action, or belief.
Example: "The committee expressed absolute opposition to the proposed changes in policy, citing concerns over their potential impact."
Alternatives: "complete resistance to" or "total disagreement with".
The letter does clearly state its absolute opposition to his release.
But Mr. Romney would hardly be the first Republican nominee at odds with his party's more absolute opposition to abortion.
We have consistently made clear our absolute opposition to such behaviour and our determination to combat it wherever and whenever it occurs".
That institution was and remains the central moral and political crisis of American history, and much of Thoreau's status stems from his absolute opposition to it.
Absolute opposition to torture was recorded by 100% of Yemeni respondents, 73% of Syrians, 68% of Iraqis, 80% of Ukrainians, and 58% of South Sudanese.
Obama has been careful not to come out in absolute opposition to the pipeline, but only to call for a more meticulous examination of its possible environmental impact.
Because the charges carry a potential death sentence, the jury must be what is known as "death-qualified", meaning that anyone who confesses an absolute philosophical opposition to capital punishment – or an absolute philosophical commitment to it – is automatically ineligible.
There remains for many a reluctance to embrace these great basketballers as great Olympians, no doubt driven by the NBA's absolute polar opposition to the notion of amateurism that still hovers vaguely about these Games like the unhappy spectre of some departed relative.
Being a conservative these days, of course, means absolute ideological opposition to that notion.
A false equivalence was drawn between the absolute Republican rejection of "revenue-positive" tax reform and the less-than-absolute Democratic opposition to "benefit cuts" in Medicare and Social Security.
Republican theology has become absolute in its opposition to government involvement in the economy.
