The phrase "absolute primacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing hierarchy, importance, or precedence in various fields such as philosophy, theology, or organizational structures.
Example: "In this debate, the concept of absolute primacy is crucial to understanding the relationship between the two entities."
Alternatives: "total supremacy" or "complete precedence".
Now, scholars say, Mr Xi seems to be taking weiwen down a notch and ending its absolute primacy.
"I wanted to emphasize the simple physical truth of things, the absolute primacy of the material life, rather than the spiritual or the afterlife," he said.
The German court didn't question child circumcision because it opposes "communitarian" values, or insists on the absolute primacy of individual choice.
The report "is trying to turn the dial away from the absolute primacy of research toward a healthier balance of research and teaching," he said.
Bloom works the other way, reading forwards from the absolute primacy of Shakespeare, and asserting again and again that we cannot escape from him, that he assimilates us, not the other way around, that he reads us.
Even the existence of court-like institutions, dealing in particular with marital and property issues, caused little fuss as long as everybody involved recognised the absolute primacy of the law of land.
Serving a commander in chief with so little knowledge and such poor judgment has apparently led Cabinet members to look beyond the cherished principle of absolute civilian primacy over the U.S. military.
But even Kanafani, who also worked as a newspaperman and a spokesman for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, expressed the modern writer's absolute faith in the primacy of art.
In conclusion, these findings underscore the primacy of absolute reductions in LDL cholesterol in the design and interpretation of RCTs of lipid-lowering therapies and in framing treatment recommendations on the basis of the proved coronary benefits of these drugs.
But they pursued their aesthetic interests like artists, with a refreshing disregard for the usual categories of art history and an absolute insistence on the primacy of personal response.
He frustrated and alienated not only conservatives, who saw his reforms as undermining of traditional society and his personal life as scandalous, but also liberals, who were offended by his refusal to grant a constitution and by his obstinacy in maintaining the primacy of the absolute monarch.
