The phrase "absolutely incompetent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is completely lacking in ability or skill.
Example: "The project failed because the team was absolutely incompetent in managing their tasks."
Alternatives: "utterly inept" or "completely unqualified".
He continued, "What they are absolutely incompetent at, however, as far as copying goes, is democracy and human rights".
That Gibbon is behind date in many details and in some departments of importance, simply signifies that we and our fathers have not lived in an absolutely incompetent world.
Grateful for those that stood by my side and helped me when I was overwhelmed and scared, feeling absolutely incompetent for the job placed at my feet.
One testified at the hearings: "I regard Mr. Wright as absolutely and completely incompetent for any engineering work".
Florida law is crystal clear on the matter: a Durable Power of Attorney can survive incompetence, but absolutely, unequivocally, cannot be created by an incompetent person.
It's easy nowadays to assume that absolutely everyone who worked in finance is incompetent; it certainly feels that way.
As human beings - who are consistently incapable of clear communication, incompetent at controlling our emotions, and absolutely useless at loving each other - art is all we have.
Millennials absolutely do have lazy work ethics, and are among the most overwhelmingly incompetent workers I have ever come encountered.
The Nuremberg Code of 1947 [1], adopted a restrictive approach towards participation of incompetent patients in research, stating that: "The voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential.
Because you're absolutely right: For every 100 people doing the same job, there are those who are competent and those who are incompetent.
