The phrase "absolutely already" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has occurred or been the case without any doubt or delay.
Example: "I am absolutely already convinced that this is the best solution for our problem."
Alternatives: "definitely already" or "certainly already".
"Really," she says absolutely, already moving on.
"I just absolutely already knew before anybody told me," she said.
I have since been informed by my editor that this app absolutely already exists, so I guess I'd advise anyone else in my position to just go ahead and use that rather than taking inspiration from any of the events described above.
Drake's surprise 17-track mixtape has absolutely exploded, already attracting 17.3 million Spotify streams and breaking his own record for Nothing Was The Same.
Which brings us to an important point — Marvel absolutely had already laid out their plans for different phases to build and expand their cinematic world of superheroes.
But he added that he was "absolutely not" already discussing a second coalition deal with the Tories, because, "you have to let the British people have their say first".
You absolutely belong there already.
"Absolutely, I've already been working on it," McLane said.
By the time Korolev died, it was already absolutely clear".
But de Blasio was surely right to remind them, "We only close the schools when it is absolutely necessary". America already has a shorter school year, and a shorter school day, than many of its competitors.
"Yes, absolutely we are already seeing companies getting serious about these topics and investing a good deal of money and time into improving their work spaces to optimize employee health," said Samuelson, an assistant professor of architecture at Harvard's Graduate School of Design who studies the energy and environmental performance of buildings.
