The phrase "absolutely avoided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is completely or entirely not allowed or not done.
Example: "In our organization, any form of discrimination is absolutely avoided to ensure a respectful workplace."
Alternatives: "completely avoided" or "entirely avoided".
It is obvious that situations such as the ones described above must be absolutely avoided.
Contamination by any sort of dust or condensation of gases during assembly and operation has to be absolutely avoided.
Excessive noise, water percolation, production of dust as a result of the deposit removal, or use of aggressive chemical compounds had to be absolutely avoided.
This day is the Italian equivalent of the Anglo-Saxon Friday the 13th: it is, in other terms, the day that, according to superstition, must be absolutely avoided.
The critical excitation method is expected to provide useful information for the design of important structures of which the functional and structural damages must be absolutely avoided during severe earthquakes.
One general rule is that macrolide monotherapy should be absolutely avoided in order to prevent the emergence of resistances.
One must absolutely avoid the misunderstanding of thinking that's a way to help the Pope's mission".
"Our political opponents absolutely avoid acknowledging the factors of illegal migration and open borders in these attacks".
"We must absolutely avoid the mistake of thinking that this is a way to help the mission of the pope".
If there was one more thing it would be to vary sentence structure too and absolutely avoid starting every sentence with 'I'.
According to the American Chemical Society's "Ethical Guidelines to Publication of Chemical Research": An author's central obligation is to present an accurate and complete account of the research performed, absolutely avoiding deception, including the data collected or used, as well as an objective discussion of the significance of the research.
