The phrase "absolutely disproportionate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or outcome that is significantly unequal or imbalanced in a way that is extreme or excessive.
Example: "The penalties imposed on the players were absolutely disproportionate compared to the severity of their actions."
Alternatives: "entirely unequal" or "grossly imbalanced."
In his comments on the new policy, Mr. Karzai said that his government considered airstrikes "as an absolutely disproportionate use of force and an illegitimate use of force".
In a strongly-worded statement, prime minister Enrico Letta's office said a move to prosecute Salvatore Girone and Massimiliano Latorre under the Suppression of Unlawful Acts (SUA) maritime security law was "absolutely disproportionate and incomprehensible".
Unauto VTC, a VTC association, issued a press release on Saturday decrying the blockade of the city and what it dubbed "intolerable levels of violence" by taxi associations, as well as attacking the "absolutely disproportionate" proposed VTC regulations.
It is utterly disproportionate.
In a statement it said: "Warwick Students Unionn absolutely condemns the disproportionate use of force by police on protesters at yesterday's Free Education demonstration.
In this context, mental integrity rights stand to prevent from harm, absolutely conceived, but to prevent to a disproportionate relative harm compared to the potential therapeutic benefit.
True, at this point, you spend a disproportionate amount of your Buzz time absolutely baffled.
"We really don't want to be labeling what we see which are clearly disproportionate use of force, human rights abuses, absolutely merciless shelling with heavy weaponry into unarmed civilian areas, even shelling across borders now in Turkey and Lebanon".
Because it may shock you to read that I absolutely agree with Coulter on one point, there is absolutely a disproportionate number of young black men who are arrested and prosecuted.
Much of my economics career has been devoted to analyzing the squeeze on middle- and low-income families, and I absolutely recognize the conflict between higher prices on goods which comprise a disproportionate share of their budgets and the need for these goods to accurately reflect the risks they engender.
Like Hillary Clinton, blessed by Wall Street's apparently undying gratitude for her 9/11 heroism, none of the Republican contestants have outlined a plan of any sort to deal with, no less break the financial stronghold of the big banks on our world or reduce disproportionate corporate power over the economy, though in a crisis Cruz would "absolutely not" bail them out again.
