The phrase "absolutely intent on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong determination or focus on a particular goal or action.
Example: "She was absolutely intent on finishing her novel by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "completely focused on" or "firmly determined to".
You said in your interview with Hugh Hewitt that contrary to public statements by the Issa team, in your opinion, Issa seemed absolutely intent on investigating it.
When I was a college student at Yale, I was studying physics and mathematics and was absolutely intent on becoming a theoretical physicist.
"They were absolutely intent on writing a tough bill," said Michael Paese, who was a senior counsel to Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee at the time and is now a lobbyist for the securities industry.
"If there was ever any doubt, it is now clear that Arroyo is absolutely intent on consolidating and perpetuating her power by shifting it from the executive to the legislative branch," Pacific Strategies and Assessments, a political and business risk consultancy in Manila, said in a report in March.
Many dozens of kids were charging down the aisle, absolutely intent on taking that guitar away from me.
"Congressman Hardy is absolutely intent on serving his constituents across Nevada's 4th Congressional District," Knuteson wrote in an email.
"There was absolutely no intent on my part.
He said as well as highlighting good quality care providers, "we're intent on doing absolutely all we can to shine a light on bad treatment and raise quality for everyone".
He is intent on avoiding another one.
Infantino had declared the stadium "absolutely beautiful" and O'Neill's team were intent on christening their new home with a win.
Today's draconian child-rearing guides are still intent on what mothers and fathers really absolutely must do.
