The phrase "absolutely expressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has been clearly and completely articulated or communicated.
Example: "Her feelings were absolutely expressed in the letter, leaving no room for misunderstanding."
Alternatives: "clearly articulated" or "fully conveyed".
By her standards I am absolutely unequivocally FAT (expressed appropriately in capital letters and always uttered with disdain).
Staining with the αe1+e2 antibody confirmed the observation made by immunofluorescence that untransfected N2A cells expressed absolutely no detectable endogenous MeCP2, and that both sets of transfectants were expressing similar levels of either MeCP2_e1 or MeCP2_e2.
Although the total number of transcripts with greater expression in both the experienced and naïve was similar (199 in experienced vs. 183 naïve, [Table 2A with list of genes in Additional file 3: Table S2]), the experienced population expressed absolutely twice as many transcripts for biotransformation enzymes (Table 2A, Χ = 14.72, df = 1, p < 0.001).
"What was expressed is absolutely reprehensible and completely inconsistent with Chi Omega's values and policies," the national organization said in the statement.
Through microarray analysis, miR-208a was absolutely identified to be expressed in the human heart.
"The guy was absolutely courageous about expressing views many of his peers would neither share nor express".
"The very nature of their profession meant that they always felt absolutely free to express themselves," he continued.
The Tory peer, now known as Lord Lawson of Blaby, told BBC Radio 4's The World This Weekend: "I think [Carney] is absolutely right to express his concern but George Osborne has very sensibly charged the Bank of England with the responsibility of telling him when Help to Buy should be either phased back or ended altogether.
You absolutely should be expressing what feminism means to you -- whether you do that through speech, art, wardrobe choices, or the written word.
But right now, if you feel you absolutely must publicly express your disgust with the only two choices we really have, here's a suggestion: Do it on your Facebook page where your friends can see that you're a principled person but where you won't hurt everyone else.
It is absolutely OK to express strong emotions here; laughter and tears are a common experience.
