The phrase "absolutely get this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express strong agreement or understanding of a concept or idea.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, I absolutely get this and support the direction we're heading."
Alternatives: "completely understand this" or "totally grasp this".
What we were arguing to the secretary of state [John Whittingdale] was, look, we absolutely get this is an important issue for the public to be aware of how we are spending your money.
And the governors absolutely get this, absolutely get this, to the point that, at least in California now, we're going to create a health information network that's going to link 800, maybe 2,000 sites, up and down California, including the University of California system.
"They do a lot of good work, but they absolutely got this one wrong," Stanton A. Glantz, a professor of cardiology at the University of California, San Francisco, said Monday.
Focus instead on the brisk proportions and shorter hemlines of slightly flared skirts with trim double-breasted jackets: Mr. Lauren absolutely gets this key shift for spring.
So I'm thinking, Oh, I'm absolutely getting this part/this is mine to lose/this is my moment.
"We absolutely get the urgency of this," said Robert M. Hertzberg, the Assembly speaker, who said the Legislature was working in a bipartisan spirit to pass a range of bills in the coming days.
"Let's absolutely get away from this idea that we can fix this from Washington or we can fix this from the Ministry of Defence.
"But people are absolutely getting the message.
"I am absolutely getting the same sophistication.
This should absolutely get you to the page that you need.
If you whine and complain, this will absolutely get you nowhere and you may have to watch TV on your old one until you're much older.
