The phrase "absolutely intuitive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is very easy to understand or use, often without needing any explanation.
Example: "The new software interface is absolutely intuitive, making it easy for users to navigate without any training."
Alternatives: "completely clear" or "entirely straightforward."
Like Mr. Jobs's creations, this new way would be straightforward and unencumbered and absolutely intuitive.
This same guy, though, is absolutely intuitive about hiring, so now the obligation and responsibility for hiring falls to him.
Even with no technical expertise or much interest in computers, I understand it all perfectly; if not the engineering, then the emotional content behind these so-called advances seems absolutely intuitive to me.
Handling in the Cayenne is absolutely intuitive, with the heavier steering effort you'd expect from a large vehicle.
How did that ancient tradition ever arrive at such an absolutely counter-intuitive understanding of God?
"The people in the field will take a close look at their operations, absolutely," said Marcus, an intuitive counselor — a kind of spiritual guide — who goes by only his first name.
Suppose that I correctly believe that I have a headache and that my belief is, in an intuitive sense, absolutely certain.
To the uninitiated user, Peek's interface can appear enigmatic or even inscrutable at first glance — with a rack of icons swiping into view that look alien rather than immediately obvious, and a series of interface gestures required to navigate the app's functions, which don't immediately leap out as intuitive and absolutely do require a little poking and prodding around to get into the swing of.
Absolutely; it allows for easy, intuitive ways to explore composition, test, and try things more easily than on other platforms.
It makes all players in the industry say to themselves, "Hey, it's absolutely possible to create compelling and intuitive applications".
Absolutely not, and for a reason that is all but intuitive with a simple analogy.
