The phrase "absolutely cast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the certainty or completeness of something being cast, such as in a figurative or literal sense.
Example: "The statue was absolutely cast in bronze, showcasing the artist's incredible skill."
Alternatives: "completely cast" or "perfectly cast".
In a very un-Western kinda way, we'd absolutely cast off the need to know the answer, and accepted that it was okay to love, admire, feel, connect, not judge, buy the records, scream at the concerts, and still not understand.
The cast on "Modern Family" seems absolutely perfectly cast!
"It absolutely casts the rest of your life.
In part it may be due to the need to have sufficient quantity and quality of evidence to make an absolutely cast-iron case against Damascus.
And if you wanted the absolutely perfect cast, you could do that.
JOHN LANCHESTER: Joop, I'm not clear who benefits, but it is absolutely the cast that the coverage of the Greek crisis in Northern Europe has been ferociously moralistic and personalised.
"Any presidential candidate should properly vet the backgrounds of and moral decisions of the people he picks to advise him," said Atlantic Council deputy director Alina Polyakova, adding that Manafort's past work in Ukraine "absolutely should cast a shadow on Trump's campaign".
The first trailer for "Weird City," a sci-fi anthology series with an absolutely amazing cast, dropped today.
It was such an opportunity to tell the story of this amazing character -- and with amazing people like Snyder, [producer Christopher] Nolan... and what turned out to be an absolutely epic cast.
She was wonderful, absolutely perfect casting".
"It's absolutely stellar casting for one of the nation's favourite children's classics," said Charlotte Moore, the controller of BBC1.
