The phrase "absolutely nothing on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is not wearing any clothing or is completely unclothed.
Example: "When I walked into the room, I was surprised to see him sitting there with absolutely nothing on."
Alternatives: "completely nude" or "totally unclothed".
The only real reason action in Congress is even news this week is because they spend so much time they're supposed to be working either by doing absolutely nothing (when they're in town) or by doing absolutely nothing (on one of their many, many vacation weeks).
"I love that she" — the designer, Eunice Lee — "comes along and makes the simplest jacket with absolutely nothing on it and it's the one thing I've been getting the most compliments on".
No one should have been too surprised: absolutely nothing on any other channel has beaten an edition of "Idol" in almost six years.
Yet, except for a handful of works in one small corner near the entrance, the museum has absolutely nothing on display.
There's absolutely nothing on this place.
I had 36 blanks, absolutely nothing on the film".
Experiencing emptiness for the first time can be like jumping off a cliff in the middle of night: totally terrifying because suddenly you have absolutely nothing to hold on to.
"In my mind, Moneyball really has absolutely nothing to do with on-base percentage; for that matter, it doesn't really have anything to do with statistics," he said Tuesday on a conference call with reporters.
"There was absolutely nothing going on, but you could feel there was a willingness to move forward and try things, from young kids through to the authorities".
New internships will have no impact on the Durham towns I visited last week, from which coal and steel have fled and where absolutely nothing is on offer in the jobcentres to school or college leavers.
A Russian woman called Professor Soloviova once saw a hit show of mine and said: "It looks very beautiful, but there's absolutely nothing going on between the actors".
