The phrase "absolute status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or position that is unqualified or unconditional, often in contexts related to authority, power, or classification.
Example: "The CEO held an absolute status within the company, making all final decisions without needing approval from the board."
Alternatives: "unquestioned authority" or "complete dominance."
Whether yours is the "one true" religion is beside the point; for once something is granted absolute status there is always a risk that someone with a different idea of the Good News will pick up the baton and run with it.
In these later writings, Descartes' ego lost its abstract, absolute status as it became correlative to the world of experience (Cartesian Meditations, pp. 1 8, 157; Crisis, pp. 154 55, 188, 257 63).
It argues that since no standard for drawing distinctions has a privileged, absolute status, the only way to draw distinctions given by reality itself is not to draw any at all.
One can think of development as indicating that current constitutional arrangements are successful at providing a stream of benefits to various players, such that their absolute status is more secure under the current bargain that it would be under alternative arrangements.
OBJECTIVES: The authors examine the relationship between three dimensions of patient satisfaction (quality of care, hospital care, and physician time) and two ways of looking at outcomes: absolute (status at 6 months after surgery) and relative (difference between baseline and follow-up status).
The theoretical background of Heresy, Yes – Conspiracy, No was not limited to the analysis of the specific means that a democratic society could use to protect itself from internal totalitarian movements without impinging upon legitimate civil liberties, but involved the general conception of the absolute status of the right of liberty and the legitimacy of constraints upon freedom.
Descartes thus emerges at least as a bootstrap rationalist, in a way that mirrors the non-absolute status of his necessary truths.
It continues the modern evolution of sovereignty from an absolute condition to a status contingent upon behavior: States will treat other states as sovereign if they uphold certain responsibilities.
To start an analysis, user has to create one (to know absolute expression status) or two (to find the differential expression status) group(s).
"I am perfectly aware that H.P. has never guaranteed absolute tenure status to its employees," Mr. Packard wrote, "but I also know that Bill and Dave never developed a premeditated business strategy that treated H.P. employees as expendable".
Helton had begun the day by announcing to a drivers' meeting that because of its new television contract with Fox and NBC, Nascar had finally achieved "absolute professional status".
