The phrase "absolute statutory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to something that is defined or mandated by law without exception.
Example: "The absolute statutory requirements must be adhered to in order to ensure compliance with the law."
Alternatives: "unconditional legal" or "definitive statutory".
"The United Kingdom is the only country in the world that has an absolute statutory ban on the use and disclosure of intercepted material in court proceedings," Ryder said.
Mr Hendry told BBC Wales: "The reason why this is a national decision is that yes, the local views are important and that's an absolute statutory part of the process, but at the end of the day we are making decisions on a national interest.
But she conceded that her "bruising experience" over the PSPO had taught her "the absolute importance of wider public consultation, not just statutory consultation" and "more discussion with the community".
A statutory minimum wage should be an absolute compensation floor to protect the most vulnerable workers and new hires.
But the Court went further: 'In view of the constitutional provision, a statutory enactment, to be valid, must afford absolute immunity against future prosecution for the offence to which the question relates.' Id., at 586, 12 S.Ct., at 206.
The states have tried different methods to regulate punitive damages awards including (1) barring punitive damages altogether, (2) allowing punitive damages only when they are allowed by statute, (3) imposing a statutory limit in the form of an absolute monetary cap, and (4) imposing a maximum ratio of punitive to compensatory damages.
The review recommended taking away the absolute veto the House of Lords had over laws, called statutory instruments, and instead create a new procedure allowing them to send the secondary legislation back to the House of Commons to "think again".
Conditional discharge was decided by the Mental Health Review Board which was independent in the exercise of its statutory power to grant or withhold conditional or absolute discharge.
Statutory directions addressed to the executive authorities may impose absolute duties, or they may confer discretionary powers authorizing a specified action in certain circumstances.
"To wriggle away from backing the recommendations for a statutory basis for an independent commission when there's been absolute bending over backwards by Leveson to take everyone with him [in his recommendations] is not good enough".
On Tuesday, Cash said: "When I asked the prime minister whether in putting this bill into effect, we will be establishing a statutory benchmark for other countries, the prime minister gave me 'an absolute yes'".
