The phrase "absolutely asking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the certainty or intensity of a request or inquiry.
Example: "I am absolutely asking for your help with this project because I really need your expertise."
Alternatives: "definitely requesting" or "certainly inquiring".
It seems to me to be asking an awful lot of economists and politicians to define what kind of recession is occuring early enough in the business cycle to make timely policy adjustments, and it's absolutely asking too much of politicians to fine-tune countercyclical policies to whatever judgment has been made.
Anyway, every single year it's, oh, go on, please, we'll double the fee, you'll be the star, look how everyone loved John Sergeant, and every year I say, sorry, you're absolutely asking the wrong guy, no, I don't even dance at weddings yadda yadda yadda.
When asked by BBC Sport whether the Austin race could return to the calendar in 2013, Ecclestone replied: "Absolutely". Asked about the future of the Korean race, Ecclestone said: "We're having a look at that with the promoter because it isn't working for them.
"Women should absolutely ask for raises, and where they are deserved they should be getting them….
To be clear, you should absolutely ask for a pay rise when you feel you deserve one, but be careful how you phrase your request.
And I would absolutely ask for help now, make a fuss and accept no blame for somebody else's poor behavior.
Here are 30 such tokens you should absolutely ask your partner and kids for, running the gamut from perfect coffee to an indestructible tie, with plenty of cool gadgets and clothes thrown in for good measure.
"We are absolutely not asking our employees to be police officers," he said.
Then end the message by (and this is absolutely key) asking if the dates are available and if you can stay.
"Absolutely everyone asked me: what were the consequences?
Absolutely not". Asked whether the $380,000 in payments were excessive, he said he did not regard them so.
