The phrase "absolute transparency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where complete openness and clarity are emphasized, often in discussions about communication, governance, or business practices.
Example: "The company prides itself on absolute transparency in its financial reporting, ensuring that all stakeholders are fully informed."
Alternatives: "full disclosure" or "complete openness".
There should be absolute transparency.
The calls for absolute transparency about everything are malicious.
Then there is his absolute transparency since coming out as gay in 2005.
There must be absolute transparency around the risks to health so people can make informed choices.
Analogously, a "paradoxical" coexistence of both strong reflection and absolute transparency is explained.
This has ensured absolute transparency in U.S. financial markets so that private capital has been able to refocus efficiently.
However, contrary to MTF + AgNP, MTF + Ag+ have shown absolute optical transparency.
"The clarity of the air was matched by the absolute crystal transparency of glacial ice," Gormley wrote, adding that it was "terrifyingly cold".
Speaking in London on Monday, she called on Pakistan in blunt terms "to follow the evidence wherever it leads," adding, "I don't want to jump to any conclusions myself on this, but I do think that this is a time for complete, absolute, total transparency and cooperation".
Elsewhere, driven by the acceleration of computing power and connectivity and the simultaneous development of surveillance systems and tracking technologies, we are approaching a theoretical state of absolute informational transparency, one in which "Orwellian" scrutiny is no longer a strictly hierarchical, top-down activity, but to some extent a democratized one.
As the world learned with the emergence of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) -- which first appeared in China in 2002 but was not reported by Chinese officials until it spread to four other nations -- globally shared health risk demands absolute global transparency.
