The phrase "absolutely present to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a state of being fully aware or attentive to something or someone in a particular moment.
Example: "During the meeting, she was absolutely present to the concerns raised by her colleagues."
Alternatives: "fully attentive to" or "completely aware of".
(Mr. Nelson continued to tweak his script until the last possible minute to place it in the absolutely present tense).
There is something absolutely present about her.
It has been particularly brilliant at reclaiming dance history: who imagined 10 years ago that you could watch old film of Anna Pavlova, delicate, rare but absolutely present on your computer screen?
What struck Green most about Town Bloody Hall was that Greer's introductory speech, dealing with the suppressive supremacy of male artists and the representation of women in art "feels absolutely present: it could have been said a week ago".
There are certain topics that are absolutely present.
"That absolutely presents a challenge for us, particularly when it results in what would be lone wolves or lone offenders undertaking attacks".
This is why Republicans continue to absolutely refuse to present any alternative budget, a practice they first rolled out a few years ago, to Schwarzenegger's grave displeasure.
However, as these are heterologous assays based on overexpression of proteins, it is absolutely necessary to present co-immunoprecipitation data using the later described bZIP63 GENE construct (and not 35S ox lines) and αAKIN10 western from wt and akin10 mutant plants.
"We will be presenting absolutely everything to this grand jury – every statement that any witness made, every witness, every photograph, every piece of physical evidence," McCulloch told the McGraw Show on KTRS-AM radio this week.
And the shy, flirtatious smiles many of them presented to the audience were absolutely winning.
