The phrase "absolute tip" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in informal contexts to describe something that is of very low quality or in poor condition.
Example: "The restaurant was an absolute tip, with dirty tables and a messy floor."
Alternatives: "complete mess" or "total disaster".
"I'd say this is the absolute tip of the iceberg.
"Eighteen families is the absolute tip of the iceberg.
If I weren't talking to you right now I'd be... Tidying my house – it's an absolute tip.
From these remote associates, Prince elicits reminiscences of terrifying blandness, such as this, from le Fanu, "'[His flat] was an absolute tip,' he says.
If we hadn't decided: 'Let's go for more than one Grand Tour,' and thought: 'How do we use the riders we've got in different ways?'; if we said: 'We'll just try to win the Tour next year, and you put the nine absolute tip top guys for next year,' that would be a strong team".
The house was an absolute tip, not a 'had a busy week, no time for cleaning but I'll get round to it' kind of tip, but more of a 'I'm hiding my mother's dead body under this pile' mess.
The "1" denotes the best, the absolute tip-top.
Among the minutia mastered this time by Davis' squad, which had dropped both regular-season meetings to Westmont 66-566 at home on Jan . 15and 70-58 in Santa Barbara on Feb. 5), was more sound inside positioning, absolute intensity from tip to buzzer, better shooting and more efficient defense.
Criteria to include cells in the analysis were visual confirmation of GFP in the pipette tip, absolute leak current <50 pA at −70 mV, and reversibility of the effect after drug washout.
Both of these would have an absolute effect of tipping more children into poverty rather than a relative effect of making it look like more children are in poverty.
Note that absolute intensity recovery in tip is larger than in the cytoplasm, but higher cytoplasmic intensity does not result in higher tip recovery (C vs E ).
