The phrase "absolutely managed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has been completely or thoroughly managed or handled.
Example: "The project was absolutely managed with precision, ensuring every detail was accounted for."
Alternatives: "completely handled" or "thoroughly overseen."
Philip Matusavage of musicOMH noted that though "Drunk in Love" does not have a chorus, it absolutely manages to be "thrilling", further writing that it is "packed with ideas and touches" which listeners would understand after repeated listens.
I absolutely love managing and coaching but unfortunately I think that has passed me by now.
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Absolutely," Justin Warren, Managing Director of IT consulting firm PivotNine, tells me.
"I am absolutely delighted we've got a clean sheet and absolutely delighted we've managed to convert one of the many chances we've had.
I'm absolutely amazed they've managed to keep the spirit of the place alive throughout all the intervening years... I've travelled all over the world and I've never encountered a place like it – and I've been in a lot of record shops.
"I would be absolutely delighted if we managed to keep Darren but I think it is a slim possibility.
He's a 25-year-old stockbroker who managed an absolutely incredible 9,000% return in TheStreet.com's two-month contest.
The game and all four of its expansions have managed to absolutely dominate Amazon's "Toys & Games" ranks for two years now.
Absolutely and we've managed to reduce our length of stay in our frailty areas from seven days to three days by having a pitstop approach as soon as they go into assessment and also from there it's about getting them up, getting them dressed, having that mindset of actually don't go into your pyjamas, actually let's get you feeling normal and let's get you doing those normal activities.
