The phrase "absolutely coherent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is completely logical, clear, and consistent in its reasoning or presentation.
Example: "The author's argument was absolutely coherent, making it easy for readers to follow their line of thought."
Alternatives: "perfectly clear" or "entirely logical."
Yet Myron Magnet, an audience member and the editor of City Journal, a Manhattan Institute publication, praised Mr. Giuliani's plan as "absolutely coherent".
"I don't see any major problem in France collaborating directly with NASA in a way which is absolutely coherent with ESA programs," says Coradini.
This finding is contrary to the appearance of subsample RB-QD04-0042-03, which is absolutely coherent and devoid of fractures (Figures 1b and 2b).
He adds that the new data, particularly the differences seen between men and women, are "absolutely coherent" with the pattern seen in more recent farming societies, up to the present day.
Mike Diver of Drowned in Sound found the album's two halves "absolutely coherent; the sequencing allows the listener space to breathe at the most opportune moments, and its leaps from ambiance into adrenaline-soaked enthusiasm...are worthy of celebration".
You have absolutely no coherent argument.
"You have absolutely no coherent argument," Morgan sputtered.
The problem is that while China has the singularly focused, narrowly honed strategy, we have absolutely no coherent policy on natural resource management whatsoever.
Even many scientists nowadays do not share Gell-Mann's conviction: that it is indeed possible to know it all, that in principle there is nothing to prevent the future day when sovereign science will be able to explain absolutely everything, in a single coherent picture of how the universe works.
J.L. Mackie, for instance, has argued that alethic absolutism is a requisite of a coherent notion of truth and that a claim to the effect that "There are no absolute truths" is absolutely self-refuting (Mackie 1964: 200).
A more coherent UN presence at country and regional level is absolutely essential in order to better carry out our missions, and we continue working with our UN Development Group (UNDG) partners toward this end.
