"absolute superiority" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is used to describe a situation in which one person or thing has a clear and unquestionable advantage in power or skill over another. For example, "The chess master demonstrated her absolute superiority over her opponent in the tournament finals."
Last week at IFA, Huawei announced the Kirin 980 processor and characterized it in its press release as having "absolute superiority" and on the big IFA stage, displayed a bunch of superior benchmarks versus the chip competition like Qualcomm and Apple.
Both have similar management styles, similar attitudes, starting with absolute superiority over anybody else".
Of course, what makes humans especially obnoxious is our tendency to believe in our absolute superiority over all creatures.
Ambassador Hu Xiaodi accused Washington of seeking "unilateral absolute superiority" in strategic arms to enable it to engage in "nuclear blackmail" against other nuclear powers.
D3F and D3F2 do not show absolute superiority than D3 not only for the isolated dyes but also for the monomeric adsorption system.
Although none of the different approaches can claim absolute superiority, attitudinal approaches show advantages in providing starting-points for interventions to reduce car use.
Then there is the Agassiz who believed in absolute white superiority.
One of the authors, Anatol Lieven, is a brilliant, fiery pamphleteer of the left who has described the neoconservative enterprise as "world hegemony by means of absolute military superiority".
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Sin Son-ho, the North Korean representative to the United Nations, said during a United Nations conference on nuclear disarmament that the United States sought "absolute nuclear superiority" and had no "moral justifications" to lecture other countries about proliferation, according to North Korea's state media.
During the conflict between Philip IV of France and Pope Boniface VIII in 1301, Giles of Rome wrote De Ecclesiastica Potestate, establishing the absolute secular superiority of the papacy.
