The phrase "absolutely follow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the necessity of adhering to instructions or guidelines without exception.
Example: "To ensure the project's success, it is crucial that all team members absolutely follow the established protocols."
Alternatives: "strictly adhere to" or "completely comply with".
"The British government should absolutely follow suit".
"I finally had to make a rule that I absolutely follow," she said.
I have my opinion, which is I think we should absolutely follow France and Mexico in a 20% sugary drinks tax.
"The President has made a commitment that his Administration will absolutely follow the law and disclose any information it is required to disclose," White House spokeswoman Kelly Love said in an email Sunday.
Steve West, vice-chancellor of the University of the West of England and a trained podiatrist, says: "If someone is interested in healthcare professions they should absolutely follow their dream and apply to university and not let the change interfere with their future aspirations.
You should absolutely follow security best practices and deploy cybersecurity tools and processes in an effort to prevent unauthorized access or attacks on your network.
"On the inside, Edward is absolutely independent; he absolutely follows his convictions.
He also talked about Snowden's motives and convictions: On the inside, Edward is absolutely independent, he absolutely follows his convictions.
"We took a decision not to issue formal notice until June 2011 and from that moment we absolutely followed the contract strictly," says Thompson.
"It [Letchworth] wasn't ad hoc, it absolutely followed a classic master plan, replicated not just in this country by the new towns, but around the world".
"Steve Jobs was very clear: he said, 'Change the world, and the world will take good care of you,' and people like Zuckerberg have absolutely followed that calling," Mr. McNamee said.
