The phrase "absolute sense from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a complete or total understanding derived from something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The theory can only be understood in an absolute sense from the context of its historical background."
Alternatives: "complete understanding from" or "total clarity from".
It makes absolute sense from that point of view and in terms of growth, we can achieve a profit".
It makes absolute sense from that point of view and in terms of growth, we can achieve a profit," added Leaver, who is tipped as a potential successor to executive chairman Sir Stuart Rose.
As was noted in §2.1.2, for the concretist, there is no special property of the actual world — actuality — that distinguishes it, in any absolute sense, from all of the others; it is simply the world that we inhabit.
Nevertheless, a comparison of the five features with highest correlation (in absolute sense) from these studies suggests that event densities, onsets, and spectral flux are important determinants for arousal.
It makes absolute sense that the migration from real to virtual wallet should take place right now, as smartphones absorb so many of the functions formerly carried out by distinct apparatus.
Although more photons from bone and fat reach the spot center in an absolute sense, they are heavily superposed by photons arriving from the skin layers near the surface.
Tabulations of basic properties can convey the message in an absolute sense but not within the context of the sample from which the individual is drawn.
From a logistics standpoint, it made absolute sense to consider co-domiciling the product in the only remaining leg of the chain -- the ocean container -- and thereby optimizing origin, ocean and destination transportation economics.
At Google scale, this makes absolute sense, but how do early-stage startups protect their systems from advanced persistent threats?
Shakira, the half-Lebanese singer and writher from Colombia, is fearless in a more literal and more absolute sense.
In practice, this choice is difficult as adverse economic outcomes are typically thought of in terms of how variables evolve in an absolute sense rather than how far away they lie in the probability space away from the baseline.
