"absolute view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a viewpoint or perspective that is not influenced by any biases or external factors. Example: The judge assessed the case with an absolute view, disregarding any personal opinions or outside pressures.
"It allows us an absolute view of judges' decisions, with the fight right in front of us on the screen, too.
Mr Hughes, sporting a red and blue tie, insists he had never taken an "absolute view" that he couldn't accept a government post, but was clear it had to be the right one.
This can be problematic if stakeholders do not recognise that their experience is one of many and that there is no such thing as an absolute view on landscapes.
And while Apple's own privacy practices should still absolutely be scrutinized — yes it's great that they obfuscate your mapping data so they don't have an absolute view of your start and end points, but why are they retaining user maps data for two years?
The Romney-Ryan ticket took an absolute view against full citizenship for lesbian and gay Americans.
Therefore, the results published here are not an absolute view on UFE practice in Europe.
A yellow line depicting unique views will appear alongside the standard green line showing absolute views, allowing you to easily gauge how many repeat hits you have.
As a result, they are trapped in the language of absolutes, viewing the world only in black and white.
"It's my absolute unshakeable view that the WRU has neglected that [grassroots] game in favour of Team Wales and it's got to stop".
It is possible to express single or multiple views as well as absolute and relative views about each market.
That is also in my view absolute twaddle," he said.
