The phrase "absolutely indicate that the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize the certainty or clarity of a statement or conclusion.
Example: "The results of the experiment absolutely indicate that the new drug is effective in treating the disease."
Alternatives: "clearly show that the" or "definitely suggest that the".
The observed patterns for relative eye size and optical ratios indicate that differences between nocturnal and diurnal eye morphology become less pronounced for absolutely larger eyes.
"That's startling to me because there is absolutely nothing in the record which would indicate that the Independence Party was an agent," Mr. Vacco said.
Several of these mutant animals were shown to be fertile, indicating that even conserved expression does not necessarily indicate that the gene is absolutely required for fertility, at least in the mouse.
These studies indicate that the catalytic subunits of the Pafah1b complex are not absolutely required for brain development.
These results indicate that the expression of an intragenomic miRNA within a retrovirus genome does not absolutely preclude replication competence.
"Zoning laws that prohibit fast-food restaurants near schools are absolutely indicated, and neighborhoods that choose to zone out fast-food restaurants are probably taking a step to protect the future health of their children," Mr. Brownell said.
Kiwi visual fields are simply small, and this, coupled with their absolutely small eye-size, indicates that the birds gather information of low spatial detail only from a very restricted area around the head.
There is absolutely nothing in the text that indicates that the man is called to protect the woman because she was made from his flesh.
(LeBow declined to comment. A White House spokesperson indicated that the President has "absolutely no memory of any women attending a meeting with him while there and disputes any suggestion to the contrary").
