The phrase "absolutely ensure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize the certainty or completeness of ensuring something.
Example: "We must absolutely ensure that all safety protocols are followed during the event."
Alternatives: "guarantee" or "make certain".
There are so many factors that enter into the personal experience as a student that you cannot absolutely ensure continuity.
Since on the basis of these data many critical decisions are taken, it is therefore necessary to absolutely ensure its accuracy, correctness and integrity before any processing starts.
Its purpose, however, was to absolutely ensure that England had only a draw to play for; in the fourth innings, paradoxically, having only one option can seriously muddle the mind.
You should absolutely ensure there's proper time for proper processes to be gone through...I very much hope this programme will be transmitted but I don't know yet what the substance of the allegations that are being made are and are they right or wrong?
The only way you can ensure -- absolutely ensure -- never doing so is if the word or expression itself is not part of your vocabulary.
As the National Rifle Association puts it, any parent who owns a gun must "absolutely ensure that it is inaccessible to a child". Unfortunately, this is expecting too much of too many parents.
The chain of military command absolutely ensured respect for the fundamental principle "no listening here".
He would have absolutely ensured that the weapons, and the weapons material, were dismantled.
Yours sincerely, Angela One way of absolutely ensuring your boyfriend won't come back to you is by agreeing to be friends with him.
"Part of this is about absolutely ensuring that we're not.
It absolutely ensures that, were he not training as a service dog, he'd be an exemplary family pet or even therapy dog.
