The phrase "absolute predominance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where one element or factor is overwhelmingly dominant over others.
Example: "In the current market, the company's absolute predominance in technology innovation sets it apart from its competitors."
Alternatives: "total dominance" or "complete superiority".
The absolute predominance of Methanosaetaceae clearly demonstrated that aceticlastic methanogenesis was the main route of methane production.
In other words, there is no absolute predominance of production cartel in terms of R&D effort.
On the one hand, anti-communism was an indispensable support for the dictatorship and created the absolute predominance of the state over civil society.
On the other hand, in the context of the ideology of growth anti-communism guaranteed the absolute predominance of capital over labour.
John Paul II, furthermore, urged his audience to "struggle against" "an economic system" that "upholds the absolute predominance of capital" (para. 35).
Several proteins associated with sperm mobility show absolute predominance in testis.
Both the predominance depth cycles ratios and the absolute time values strongly support the interpretation that these are true Milankovitch cycles.
The low absolute fracture rate most likely reflects the study population with predominance of men (64%), people of non-Western European descent (58%) and younger patients (mean age 62.6 years) who are recognised to have lower rates of fracture [ 1, 27].
The reason for the predominance of subtype C in Ethiopia cannot be given with absolute certainty.
In pSS, immunophenotyping studies indicate characteristic disturbances in the distribution of peripheral B-cell subsets, with a predominance of CD27- naive B cells and diminished frequencies and absolute numbers of CD27+ memory B cells [ 22- 24], especially of the CD27+/IgM+, CD27+/IgD+ and CD27+/CD5+ memory B-cell subsets [ 24].
A meta-analysis showed a beneficial effect of thrombolytic treatment, with absolute risk reductions of 14.4%; however, the results of the analysis were limited due to predominance of nonrandomized studies [ 144].
