The phrase "absolutely held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a strong belief or conviction that someone has about a particular idea or principle.
Example: "She absolutely held that honesty is the best policy, regardless of the circumstances."
Alternatives: "firmly believed" or "strongly maintained".
There are some that will absolutely hold their own with any other" form of literature.
"I want financial institutions to know that this department will absolutely hold them to account," said Lanny Breuer, head of the Justice Department's criminal division.
McMorris Rodgers, chair of the House Republican conference, said in an MSNBC interview earlier on Thursday that the House should "absolutely" hold hearings into the Garner case.
"The Internet absolutely holds the potential to redefine the process by which media is bought and sold," said Christopher Todd, an analyst with Jupiter Research in New York.
"I want financial institutions to know that this department will absolutely hold them to account," Lanny Breuer, head of the Justice Department's criminal division, said in an interview Wednesday.
Technology absolutely holds the solutions, but it can only work, in my opinion, when the problem of legal corpus management is conceptualized as ledger-centric problem where we put manic focus on the audit trail.
If a homeowner is going abroad, he should "unquestionably and absolutely" hold onto his American home property while he is soverseas, Mr. Schlott said, even if he is unlikely to return to the same community.
I think a domestic style tribunal would possibly be easier to establish but you'd have to make sure that it had all the necessary powers, for example extradition, to be able to absolutely hold those responsible for this atrocity to account".
"I will absolutely hold up my hand," he said in 2008, "this is a promise I haven't been able to deliver".
