"absolutely inadequate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is not sufficient for the task at hand. For example, "The resources provided were absolutely inadequate to complete the project on time."
The government response to reports into the deaths of black people in cus tody and allegations of police brutality was condemned as "absolutely inadequate".
"Its response to reports of ill treatment by police, to deaths in custody and to the investigation of racism at the hands of police officials has been absolutely inadequate," she said.
The government's response to the anniversary "was absolutely inadequate in terms of scale and historical importance," Grigory A. Yavlinsky, the leader of the opposition Yabloko Party, said in a telephone interview.
"Its response to reports of ill treatment by police, to deaths in custody and to the investigation of racism at the hands of police officials has been absolutely inadequate, and to the extent that it has failed to follow with due diligence the appropriate actions [in response to] these reports of abuse, then it shares responsibility for their perpetration".
This is certainly an important aspect, but it is absolutely inadequate to achieve the goal of urban sustainability and of the health and well-being of society.
The primary cause is the absolutely inadequate financial support from the government.
Welfare is institutionalized generosity, and, while absolutely necessary, is also inadequate - money is given without dignity or understanding or hope.
With social networking tools, the toolkit has gone from being really inadequate to absolutely fantastic.
The first few months of going back to study are absolutely exhausting: I loved it, but felt hopelessly inadequate to the task.
Inadequate, inadequate, inadequate.
"Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely".
