The phrase "absolutely no more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a complete cessation or limit of something, often in a definitive or strong manner.
Example: "After the last incident, there will be absolutely no more chances given to anyone who breaks the rules."
Alternatives: "not any more" or "no further."
They wanted to pay about $700 a month for their new apartment — and absolutely no more than $850.
Can engage in calm, persuasive conversation with a Trump supporter, permitted at least one vodka (but absolutely no more than that).
Include the information from steps one through six in a one-page document (absolutely no more than two pages!).
In the basic clusters unit collection, if there are N common vertices between any pairs basic cluster units (U, V) and the union of (U, V) satisfying the condition absolutely no more than 2 when basic cluster unit U is not same as basic cluster unit V, we will save the union of (U, V).
And absolutely no more tardiness: class would begin at noon sharp, with any stragglers dismissed immediately.
While nothing is cut and dried yet, the smallest amount Mayer could make at the company is about $80m if she receives absolutely no more of her long-term incentives – $78m plus her base salary of $2m.
"It defines what it is absolutely necessary to define and no more," he said.
Finite-element analysis made it possible for structures to be designed strong enough to meet all feasible loads, plus a safety margin, but no more than absolutely necessary.
Absolutely not, no more than libraries should be responsible for ensuring every book they own contains only true facts.
You might need to put off major purchases that aren't absolutely necessary – no more trading in your car for a new one every three years, for example.
For those of you who do not remember Natsios, he is the same gentleman who assured the American public in April 2003 that the cost to taxpayers for rebuilding Iraq would absolutely be no more than 1.7 billion dollars.
