The phrase "absolutely contrary to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong opposition or disagreement with a particular idea, statement, or situation.
Example: "His actions were absolutely contrary to the principles we stand for as an organization."
Alternatives: "completely opposed to the" or "entirely against the".
"They continue to operate absolutely contrary to the public interest".
Trump's suggestion that his opponents were committing treason in criticizing him is "absolutely contrary" to the intent of the Constitution, Larson added.
"It is absolutely contrary to the increased openness that doctors are supposed to have: it involves a direct lie to the patient.
"It is important that the necessary confidentiality of government information is protected and the leaking of any official documents is therefore absolutely contrary to the good business of government," a Foreign Office spokesman said.
We all know that kindling ignites faster than logs, though, so this is not only puzzling to anyone who's ever tried to light a campfire; it's also, Finney said, "absolutely contrary to the models," most of which assume that radiation from a wildfire lights the flammable materials at the fire's leading edge.
She does point out, however, that "to use Violence and Cruelty, is absolutely contrary to the Doctrine and Command of Christ" (Fell 1667b, 45).
"These are compelling and devastating allegations which are absolutely contrary to all the steps that we are taking to [ensure] a safe work environment for the professionals in this industry," read a SAG-AFTRA statement.
"The allegations that he is are absolutely contrary to any experience I've had with him over the last 14 years".
"We find ourselves in a paradox: The champion of the rights of man practices a politics absolutely contrary to its principles," Mr. Diouf said of France's policies in Africa.
