The phrase "absolute unwillingness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete and total refusal to do something.
Example: "Her absolute unwillingness to compromise made negotiations impossible."
Alternatives: "total refusal" or "complete unwillingness".
His gayness was, in a sense, just another aspect of a large problem: his absolute unwillingness or inability to conform.
Mr. Shiller said he had "generally seen an absolute unwillingness to investigate and, on occasion, there's an unwillingness to ever force an officer to sit down and answer questions".
My comment suggests not only the size of the spider but also my absolute unwillingness to participate in its capture.
Since the meltdown of 2008, the biggest banks have demonstrated their absolute unwillingness to change and have used every resource at their disposal to thwart reform.
Second, because lowering interest rates to comedically negative levels shows government's absolute unwillingness to stimulate the economy in other ways, like investing wild amounts of borrowed cash in education, health and infrastructure leaving the economy not only stimulated but all of us with better public services (something we'll need when they've got no money).
So since I can't spare you the pain and humiliation soon to be brought about by your absolute unwillingness to trust me, I can tell you that through all the pain and suffering will also to be the consolations of sex, art and pursuit of justice.
He has an unwillingness to be boxed in".
Any eventual reform to healthcare, regardless of who wins, is going to become the usual mess based first on ideological inclination and then processed through the machine of money, industry influence, political pandering and either "compromise" or "cooperation," depending on how one views unwillingness to demand absolutes.
The degree of radical change Syriza can introduce even with an absolute majority will be limited by its lack of money and the unwillingness of 75 per cent of Greeks to leave the euro because a return to the drachma is not really feasible.
The absolute wrongness of the long wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is morally compounded by the utter arrogance and unwillingness to reflect and, yes, admit mistakes.
Participants were excluded if there were absolute contraindications for vigorous physical activities according to the American College of Sports Medicine [ 25], or in case of unwillingness to keep a running log.
