The phrase "absolutely defined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing that something is clearly and precisely specified without any ambiguity.
Example: "The parameters of the project are absolutely defined, leaving no room for misinterpretation."
Alternatives: "clearly defined" or "precisely defined".
Hence, the sequence of painted bodies in the queue of stock line cannot be absolutely defined.
"Third: A disposition to cooperate with others in building up a new institution, where responsibilities and duties cannot be absolutely defined.
Scientific endeavors have a set of key characteristics (summarized in Fig. 1), involving both the topic being studied and the way it is studied, which can help distinguish scientific investigations from other sorts of human endeavors: Fig. 1 Science cannot be absolutely defined; however, scientific endeavors have a set of key characteristics, summarized in the Science Checklist.
He has absolutely defined the Republican race.
And Princeton, New Jersey is absolutely defined, culturally and economically, by Princeton.
And the photos of a tiny corpse who didn't make it absolutely defined the issue in the world's press.
Oh, and when the light changes, he absolutely defines the New York minute.
It is not the intent of any Responsibility Matrix to absolutely define every process, function or task performed as a contracted function.
It is not the intent of any responsibility matrix to absolutely define every process, function, or task performed as a contracted function.
2. Bright Young Things by Scarlett Thomas Due out later this year, Scarlett Thomas's novel absolutely defines a particular moment in time - by isolating her characters on an island and turning them inside out.
In this story, there are things revealed that Jack would probably never talk about with anyone, terrible things from his childhood that absolutely define him but remain locked inside his heart.
