The phrase "absolutely clarified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize that something has been made completely clear or understood without any doubt.
Example: "After the meeting, all the project details were absolutely clarified, leaving no room for confusion."
Alternatives: "completely clarified" or "thoroughly clarified".
What we are doing is making sure we absolutely clarify what the qualified interpretation of Article 8 should be in relation to the ability of the Government to remove people from the United Kingdom.
The etiology and pathogenic mechanism of cluster headache has been not clarified absolutely, however, recent research has shown that genetic and environmental factors have potential relations with CH [3].
The novel has, Shats clarifies, "absolutely no similarities to my story" — or, for that matter, to any other story ever written.
Both performed checks were absolutely necessary to clarify understanding and interpretation of tasks and scoring instructions.
The third lesson was that defining competencies and related learning objectives, though absolutely essential to clarifying what students must learn, was conceptually difficult for the curriculum committee.
Obama later clarified that it's "absolutely clear the economy is not doing fine".
The next day, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations clarified that Trump was "absolutely" committed to the two-state policy.
UPDATE: Several of our commenters have clarified that the phrase, "absolutely legless", is an English expression meaning "drunk".
When the interviewer interjected that the series would "perhaps" live again, Jordan clarified that it was "absolutely" coming back, adding that the revival will begin shooting next summer.
I should like to have this clarified, because ultimately it is absolutely essential to passenger safety that we should have a better regulated system and less protectionism.
