The phrase "absolutely divergent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is completely different or deviating from a particular point or standard.
Example: "The two theories presented were absolutely divergent, leading to a heated debate among the scholars."
Alternatives: "completely different" or "entirely distinct".
I absolutely loved Divergent.
While possible, our recent discovery that the stereochemistry of catalysis for Ser, Cys, and Thr proteases is absolutely conserved throughout divergent evolution demands that special consideration be given to the evidence supporting divergence of mechanism.
Although the amino acid sequence of these small proteins is more divergent than CydX, all the proteins contain an absolutely conserved tryptophan located at the beginning of the conserved α-helix, similar to CydX.
Shaliene Woodley looked absolutely stunning, when she walked the red carpet for the UK Premiere of "Divergent" on Sunday, March 30.
CDC-42 and CED-10 are very highly conserved with their mammalian counterparts and are absolutely conserved in the Switch 1 effector-binding region, but RAC-2 contains divergent residues in the Switch 1 region.
The core effector-binding sequence in the Switch 2 region of Rac (YIPTVFDNY) and Cdc42 (YVPTVFDNY) are absolutely conserved between C. elegans and mammals, although as noted nematode RAC-2 has divergent changes.
Although the homeodomain is a highly conserved motif, it is not invariant; in fact only 17 residues are absolutely conserved between all vertebrate Hox genes in our alignment, suggesting that variable sites could be functionally divergent.
Besides the fact that they're absolutely beautiful places to conduct research, they have similar histories of political and economic influence within their countries and illustrate divergent conceptions of what it means to be of African descent in their nations.
"Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely".
