The phrase "absolutely as far" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "I can agree with you absolutely as far as the facts are concerned."
Alternatives: "completely regarding" or "entirely in terms of".
"It was absolutely textbook as far as we're concerned," Peirsol said.
This claim strikes me as absolutely correct, as far as the statutory repose provision (Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article § 5 109 (1)) is concerned.
In 1993, he told Whiskey Island, a literary magazine, "This is a generation that has an inheritance of absolutely nothing as far as meaningful moral values, and it's our job to make them up".
It's difficult to understand why everyone felt they were absolutely safe, as far as the usage of atomic bombs is concerned, unless you explain about the two uranium isotopes and fast neutrons.
The LHC, so far, has been absolutely incredible as far as experiments go.
The LEDs are orange now (instead of white), but Yamaha says both versions are absolutely identical as far as making music on them is concerned.
Everyone in Washington (including the media, who should really know better) is making the assumption: "Of course there will be a conference committee, since the Senate bill will be so different than the House version". This assumption is based on absolutely nothing, as far as I can see.
In his lifestyle, he didn't really take care of his body more than what was absolutely necessary, as far as sleep and food; he was certainly into American "convenience" habits such as grabbing junk food on the go because he just had so many things he wanted to do, so it would have been interesting to see how would have heeded the call of "slow food," because he didn't do "slow" anything.
"There is absolutely no indication, as far as we are aware, that their decision is in any way motivated by any religious convictions.
There have been absolutely no indications as far as we are aware that there was anything untoward in either his behaviour or attitude.
