The phrase "absolutely in order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is completely appropriate or acceptable in a given context.
Example: "Your request for an extension is absolutely in order, considering the circumstances."
Alternatives: "perfectly acceptable" or "entirely appropriate".
Anyway, following the past week's publicity, congratulations are absolutely in order for the Woman's Hour judges.
While a systematic response to the crumbling of the ACMD is absolutely in order, a probe into what is right and what is wrong with the body itself is entirely upside down.
Mrs Miller has said her expenses were "absolutely in order" and "in complete accordance with the rules".
"The levels of security and scrutiny on a trip such as this behove any member of the travelling press to make sure their credentials are absolutely in order.
But today, when some real blinking is absolutely in order, the Treasury Department has completely shut its eyes and is about to make the biggest bone-head move of all.
We can explain the world and our image of it by means of theories that do not represent absolute structures and properties, and there is no need to get things (absolutely) right in order to predict successfully.
Total dedication is absolutely essential in order to achieve the highest performance standard.
It's a fine balance, but it's absolutely vital in order to deliver a happy ending.
For disabled people, Blue Badges are absolutely essential in order to get out and about to visit shops or family and friends.
As his mentor Hawksmoor warns, LeBrock will have to "be absolutely brilliant in order to overcome the mountain of prejudice in your path".
"A class like this is absolutely essential in order to push aside low expectations and serious lack of knowledge about what it takes to succeed in the world of work," Hippolitus said.
