The phrase "absolutely for a while" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong affirmation or agreement regarding a temporary situation or duration.
Example: "I can commit to this project absolutely for a while, but I will need to reassess my availability later."
Alternatives: "definitely for some time" or "certainly for a period".
It also means that we likely will see a lot fewer venture firms going forward, an adjustment that has been absolutely necessary for a while for multiple reasons.
"Either he'll absolutely fly for a while and win everything in sight or it wouldn't surprise me to see a bit of a lull," he says.
By Roger Angell The New Yorker, April 24 , 1971P. 31 Letter from a friend: "I don't know about you, but what happened to me for several mornings last week while I read the newspapers was so absolutely unusual that for a while I almost didn't recognize it... What I mean is coming on something on the front page of the "Times" & following it on the TV news... Being surprised.
Try to think of absolutely nothing for a moment while closing your eyes, if you lose track of what you're supposed to be doing.
"All the clichés about LA are true – the weather, the food, the positive attitude – so I would absolutely move my family there for a while," he enthuses.
"I just felt absolutely broken, for quite a while actually," says Compton of his friend's death.
And even if you don't plan on needing a car for a while you absolutely need to be able to take yourself places.
"If Facebook did develop a kids version, which has been whispered about for a while, we would absolutely look at putting our content on there".
Other real-world places such as Apple stores have been doing email receipts for a while, but this absolutely should be the way of the future.
Especially in those moments when you have not smoked for a while and you absolutely want to smoke, then you can notice this".
