The phrase "absolutely in doubt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong uncertainty or lack of confidence regarding a particular situation or statement.
Example: "The results of the experiment are absolutely in doubt due to the inconsistencies in the data collected."
Alternatives: "completely uncertain" or "entirely questionable".
That Community had sensational sitcom moments, full of freewheeling wit and honest emotion, is absolutely not in doubt.
What is absolutely not in doubt, though, is that he has thoroughly deserved the 15 years of racing he has enjoyed thus far, alongside the acclaim, the criticism and the genuine affection in which he is held.
Wycherley added: "I am in absolutely no doubt that Tim is in fine form this year and a fantastic athlete, and in my mind the best 1000m paddler in the world.
Lucas told the house that Sheppard had said in his testimony: "There's absolutely no doubt in my mind whatsoever that Bob Lambert placed the incendiary device at the Debenhams store in Harrow".
Charleston's police chief, Greg Mullen, told reporters soon after the racially motivated killing spree, "In this case, there is absolutely no doubt in my mind that it is a hate crime".
But among the hand-wringing apologies and the "countless good wishes", he pulls no punches in clearly expressing his views, leaving recipients in absolutely no doubt where he stands.
In an interview last week, Mr. Prettyman said "there is absolutely no doubt in my mind" that the 1952 memo represented Mr. Rehnquist's views and not those of Justice Jackson.
In parliament, Lucas quoted testimony from Sheppard saying: "There's absolutely no doubt in my mind whatsoever that Bob Lambert placed the incendiary device at the Debenhams store in Harrow.
LOGAN: I interviewed the president when he was Senator Obama in Kabul, Afghanistan on his first foreign trip, and there's absolutely no doubt in my mind that he grasps the importance of Afghanistan to al Qaeda.
