The phrase "absolute parity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing equality or equivalence, particularly in fields like economics, technology, or mathematics.
Example: "The new policy aims to achieve absolute parity in pay between male and female employees."
Alternatives: "complete equality" or "full equivalence".
"We want absolute parity," Ms. Gottfried said.
Absolute parity of income would mean merit and moral worth would be rewarded with esteem and not with cash.
Most critically it will attempt to become the first women's cycling event to offer absolute parity between men and women in terms of prize money and backup.
This represented a sudden reversal by President Mikhail S. Gorbachev of the Soviet Union, who only last Friday had insisted on absolute parity in troop strengths.
The Spanish case would seem to prove that if you want absolute parity you must either guarantee it by law or impose it by prime-ministerial decree – starting with the cabinet.
Mill believed in complete equality between the sexes, not just women's colleges and, someday, female suffrage but absolute parity; he believed in equal process for all, the end of slavery, votes for the working classes, and the right to birth control (he was arrested at seventeen for helping poor people obtain contraception), and in the common intelligence of all the races of mankind.
Their findings in both papers coincide with Sonora's: absolute price parity holds in the long run.
Mejía Reyes and González Núñez (1996) test for absolute purchasing power parity in three measures of the Mexico US real exchange rate.
The firm's history includes the pioneering of industry strategies such as: currency overlay, the separation of alpha and beta strategies, the creation of absolute return products, and risk parity.
Hence, it was not possible to assess association with parity as an absolute number of live births before censored age, but rather only as a never/ever variable.
This delay, along with the absolute dependence of mammary tumorigenesis on parity, make it unlikely that an indirect effect due to skin or oral expression of ATF3 plays a major role in mammary tumorigenesis.
