The phrase "absolute precondition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something is an essential requirement or condition that must be met.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, securing funding is an absolute precondition."
Alternatives: "essential requirement" or "fundamental condition".
They have regarded proportional representation as the absolute precondition of a more pluralist and cooperative politics.
But Cole noted that connectedness doesn't appear to be an absolute precondition.
"The danger is the more some say it's an absolute precondition, the more difficult it is to get off that".
The Lib Dem leader told a news conference electoral reform was "an absolute precondition for renewal in this country".
A4 Beijing's One-China Stipulation Beijing restated that its "one China" principle is an absolute precondition of strengthening ties with Taiwan.
Beijing officials have expressed growing impatience with Mr. Chen's refusal to accept their absolute precondition for any talks -- that Taiwan is part of a single China.
An Affymetrix probe set and its corresponding Ceres probe had to meet the following preconditions on measured absolute and differential expression in order to be included in the subsequent analysis stages.
Writing about the 'Irish Lessons For Peace' in the International Herald Tribune in May 2007 (together with Richard Haass, Mitchelll suggested that "those previously associated with violent groups" should be brought in, preconditions be kept to an "absolute minimum", parties be allowed to "hold on to their dreams", and that sanctions be imposed for backsliding on commitments.
From 6,561 patients (36.2% of all records) with no absolute contraindications to donation, 2,973 (45.3%) met preconditions for brain death (BD) diagnosis, 2,063 had signs of severe brain damage and 1,891 met criteria for formal BD diagnosis (= potential donors).
Currently, herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP) with radiculopathy and other preconditions are regarded as relative or absolute contraindications for lumbar total disc replacement (TDR).
Based on this, predictions of a so-called "Chinese century" must meet two preconditions -- a unipolar international configuration and absolute Chinese dominance.
