The phrase "absolutely at the core" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the fundamental importance or centrality of something in a discussion or argument.
Example: "Trust is absolutely at the core of any successful relationship, whether personal or professional."
Alternatives: "fundamentally at the heart" or "essentially at the center".
"But what is it they say about absolute power corrupting absolutely?" At the core of the dispute is a piece of racing arcana known as the Deed of Gift, a 1,200-word 1,200-wordment penned in 1887 by George Schuylegalthen the sole surviving member of the syndocumenthat won the Cupennedrst race winh the yacht America.
TARA MOORE: Absolutely at the core is fear.
"It is absolutely at the core of who they are and what they're about.
"News and current affairs is absolutely at the core of the BBC's brand and trustworthiness and is the number one reason we have the licence fee," said one senior industry source.
"What we can do and what we are doing, absolutely at the core of our G8 agenda, is to say we have got to ensure the rules apply more evenly across the piece so big companies can't play cat and mouse with the tax system".
"Whether it's the England team, which is absolutely at the core of the stadium, or whether it's Rugby World Cup, NFL, Saracens or rugby league, I am very confident we can deliver a fantastic surface for all those event owners".
"The glee club has absolutely been the core of my undergraduate experience," said Emily Howell, the reigning president.
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"My dad was absolutely shocked to the core.
Nonetheless the company remains "absolutely committed" to the core tabletop game-play, Ms. Schuh said.
"That's absolutely the core of the reason of why we are so successful as an organisation," she tells me.
