The phrase "absolutely plausible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is completely believable or reasonable.
Example: "The theory presented by the scientist is absolutely plausible, given the evidence provided."
Alternatives: "entirely believable" or "completely reasonable."
"That the Pakistanis picked up Baradar to control the tempo of the negotiations is absolutely plausible".
I mean I think that the proposals that ODA makes in their report are absolutely plausible.
Jumbo was a sensational Eliza Doolittle in the Royal Exchange's Pygmalion last year; here she goes one better by seeming absolutely plausible as a teenage boy.
But, unless you buy into the mystifying but popular notion that one Miliband cannot follow another as leader, then it is absolutely plausible that David Miliband will eventually get the job that he wanted this time around.
In "The Master" the production designers Jack Fisk and David Crank have produced a sensuous, richly detailed and absolutely plausible vision of 1950, and the cinematographer, Mihai Malaimare Jr., takes advantage of the density and sheen of the 70-millimeter format to approximate the lush visual grandeur of mid-50s melodrama.
After speaking with various iOS dev friends, I've learned that it's absolutely plausible for Vine to have features already residing within the code that we just can't see yet.
That seemed perfectly plausible".
That is perfectly plausible".
"Everything is changing now because all of this phone capability is moving into the cloud, but in 1990, that was absolutely a plausible scenario," said Hultquist. .
Absolutely, but also plausible, if the parents of the Invisible Children founders believed what the critics are saying about their son's "Kony 2012" video.
But, sure, time travel -- or, you know... 'United Way was involved in a false flag operation' -- those are definitely some totally plausible possibilities that journalists should absolutely be exploring.
