The phrase "absolute preference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where one option is favored over all others without exception.
Example: "In this scenario, the absolute preference for renewable energy sources is evident in the policy decisions made by the government."
Alternatives: "unconditional preference" or "total preference".
Over the last 26 years I have learned that my absolute preference is working in live performance.
The presence of the decoy significantly altered the absolute preference, but not the relative preference, for the two male options.
But the schools give an essentially absolute preference to applicants of Hawaiian ancestry, which would exclude the student, Brayden Mohica-Cummings, though the judge, David Ezra of Federal District Court, indicated that he appeared qualified.
Mr. Hill's bill, opposed by conservative groups and passed on a mostly party-line vote, was spurred in part by the experience of Kimberly Smith, a Santa Cruz woman who nearly lost custody of her twin sons to her former partner's sperm donor because California family law in some cases prescribed an absolute preference to biological parents.
In addition, a detailed description of the site preference behavior of such additions showing that the elements can be grouped according to their absolute preference for a specific site, regardless of concentration, or preference for available sites in the deficient sublattice is provided.
I have been a gym rat and a yoga studio regular, but my absolute preference is to exercise at home.
While this study clearly demonstrates that female U. mjoebergi are not using strict absolute preferences when ranking each male's attractiveness, it does not conclusively support comparative evaluation mechanisms.
Importance scores should therefore not be viewed as absolute preferences.
In practice, it is uncommon for a patient to receive the choice of closure method pre-operatively and it is also rare to find patients with absolute preferences to one closure material over another.
The association time, i.e. the proportion of time spent in the preference zone of a dummy, a method commonly used to measure female preference in fish (Cummings and Mollaghan 2006; Royle et al. 2008; Walling et al. 2010), was used to evaluate female relative and absolute preferences.
Hence, the most robust, ecologically valid assessment of absolute preferences and uptake would be a trial in which participants are invited to CTC screening preceded by one of the several forms of preparation, combined with information about sensitivity and specificity (once more precise estimates are available).
