The phrase "absolutely flexible" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that changes to accommodate different situations, such as plans, rules, or policies. For example: "Our company policy is absolutely flexible and can be modified to suit each individual situation."
Neither set was in any danger of falling out, though I absolutely love UEs' flexible over-the-ear wires, as regular wires like those on the Shures have a tendency to slip over the tops of my ears if I turn my head.
A Kremlin spokesman later condemned unidentified participants at the meeting as "absolutely biased, non-flexible, non-diplomatic".
There were mixed messages from Russia, with Putin initially telling reporters that the meeting was positive, and a Kremlin spokesman later saying that "certain participants" had taken an "absolutely biased, non-flexible, non-diplomatic" approach to Ukraine.
But the pragmatic view is that the ability to remain flexible is absolutely key — we have to move people from one project to another," he says.
Axenic (germ-free) mice are reared and housed under absolutely sterile conditions in flexible film isolators.
It is imperative that out-of-country training be restricted to where it is absolutely necessary and that flexible, in-country training programmes be further developed.
There is absolutely no reason why being flexible has to be incompatible with workers' rights such as holiday pay and the minimum wage".
Use your strengths, absolutely, but learn to be flexible and lean into their preferred style.
If absolutely necessary, you may slip a flexible putty knife between the head and the cover to break the seal.
To his enormous credit, the president has been ruthlessly flexible over the past months and absolutely committed to seeing this through.
