The phrase "absolutely not involved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a complete lack of participation or connection to a situation or event.
Example: "Despite the rumors, I am absolutely not involved in any of the decisions being made."
Alternatives: "completely uninvolved" or "not at all engaged".
A D.E.A. spokesperson said, "We were absolutely not involved on the ground in any of the operations".
No father should do that to their sons... From the very beginning of this whole episode I've been eager, I would say almost desperate, to speak out publicly and tell people that I'm absolutely not involved".
"This behavior is wrong and Uber is absolutely not involved in it," Uber told TechCrunch.
The Conservative chairman said his party was "absolutely not" involved in a smear campaign with calls from fake political pollsters, against a former Tory MP who defected to UKIP.
Ray said Gessler was "absolutely not" involved with the mailer, according to the Durango Herald.
The tests show he absolutely was not involved".
Speaking Monday, State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Assad would absolutely not be involved.
The refs should absolutely NOT be involved because they have a vested interest in upholding their own call AND it takes way too long AND there is no way a ref on the field can look at a monitor under the stupid curtain and see as well as a high tech set up in a replay booth.
They discovered, for instance, that almost 20percentt of people would participate in an orgy with their current partner if the "other couples were hot", while 24.1percentt said it would take "a few drinks" to loosen them up enough (the remaining 56percentt said they would absolutely not get involved under any circumstances).
"To be absolutely clear: she is not involved with us in any way ― she has just become a memberlike [sic] 39,000 other people, and because this is a crowdfunding campaign, we call all of these people 'founding members,'" he wrote.
Mr. Obama added that he was "absolutely certain" his staff was not involved in any deal-making regarding his successor.
