The phrase "absolutely individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the uniqueness or distinctiveness of a person or thing.
Example: "Her approach to art is absolutely individual, reflecting her personal experiences and emotions."
Alternatives: "completely unique" or "entirely distinct".
It is an unusual, even slightly off-kilter aesthetic, but absolutely individual and memorable.
Thus each part is absolutely individual and, except for the viola, consists of an ostinato melodic and rhythmic pattern.
According to the British Museum's curator Jill Cook, "The reason we say it is a portrait is because she has absolutely individual characteristics.
"Each animal is absolutely individual," said Jim Kettner, 24, a graduate of the School of Visual Arts who is a member of Fabricon's team of seven creature painters.
It sometimes seems immoderate to claim really exceptional personal experiences, even though some of those experiences, particularly the painful ones, leave you with the worst feelings of isolation, feelings that have all the character of an absolutely individual, completely unprecedented experience — but you always find out that you aren't alone.
"Unlike the Olympics where it's bike packs where they work together, this is absolutely an individual effort.
He thought of her as "the absolutely perfect individual". He admired her vigilance, her spark, how things didn't break her.
I have tried to make the book more user-friendly for nonspecialists by leaving out the original Greek texts and citing in transliteration, only when absolutely necessary, individual Greek words or phrases.
This includes meeting "absolutely charming individuals", gaining insights into different cultures and developing strong friendships.
It even happens to "absolutely narcissistic individuals," as she describes Reg and Julia.
In Roman law (today as well as in Roman times), both land and movable property could be owned absolutely by individuals.
