The phrase "absolutely maximum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the highest degree or extent of something, often in informal contexts.
Example: "The performance of the new engine is at absolutely maximum efficiency, surpassing all previous models."
Alternatives: "utterly maximum" or "completely maximum".
Since the PA is feasible, the water-filling strategy can absolutely achieve the maximum throughput as subsection 3.2 discussed.
We hung on to our own beliefs that it should be absolutely empowering, foster maximum self-sufficiency in a short period of time and definitely focus on job placements, since this last step constitutes a major hurdle for most employment programs out there.
The children took over the cake stall and were absolutely ruthless about charging maximum rates for everything, and selling the very last crumb, so I think we'll have made a decent profit this year.
"We absolutely believe in the maximum amount of information available to people around the world," Walker said on that topic, after being allowed to intone on Google's goodness for almost half an hour.
Whether your hotel is upselling through the booking engine or pre-arrival emails, or through ancillary packages or room upgrades, keeping a close eye on upsell rates is absolutely crucial to gaining maximum revenue through online campaigns.
As a result, you should only bid on items you absolutely want and your maximum bid amount should only be an amount that you are willing to pay.
"Realtime" is best for something that absolutely has to have maximum resources right now! Click "yes" when a confirmation window pops up.
Resting a turkey (or a steak or a leg of lamb or even a large fish) is absolutely necessary — not optional — for maximum flavor and juiciness.
The input gain on your audio interface (if it has one; the Transit USB doesn't) should follow the same rule, though you can crank it up close to maximum if you absolutely need to.
"Maximum pressure is absolutely in effect," Trump said, using his phrase for describing the international sanctions intended to change North Korea's bellicose behavior.
