The phrase "absolutely good enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something meets the required standards or expectations without any doubt.
Example: "After reviewing the project, I can confidently say that your work is absolutely good enough to be submitted."
Alternatives: "perfectly acceptable" or "entirely sufficient".
I wish we had 10 or 15. "But there's not a teenager in the top 200 on the Tour at the moment, so, realistically, Kyle Edmunds, at 17, has a way to go, but he is absolutely good enough to get there – if he keeps showing the right attitude.
Overall I'd say that Aquafina water is absolutely good enough for my dog to drink, and the bottles make fun albeit short-lived chew toys to distract her.
"He is absolutely good enough to get there in the future and if he keeps showing the right attitude, and we keep supporting him in the right way, he's got every chance of doing it.
You are absolutely good enough as-is.
But having no time for Abu Qatada is absolutely not a good enough reason to deprive him of his human rights, as even Mrs May was forced to concede.
It's not absolutely perfect but it's good enough for use in situations where you want to keep an eye on a pet while you're home or want a notification when someone comes through the door or window.
Nowadays, it's absolutely instant and the quality is good enough to be shared.
Our measurements there are not good enough to confirm it absolutely, but a growing body of research suggests this may be an important part of the answer.
All you're going to do is try to do good enough and try not to be absolutely exhausted".
"If I'm good enough and I'm selected then absolutely," she said, promising to be in Rio either way, if possible: "I love doing what I do.
"The pressure that you're under in that country is incredible - 50 million South Africans who are absolutely rugby daft - and sometimes winning is not good enough.
