The phrase "absolutely prevented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is completely or entirely stopped from happening.
Example: "The new regulations absolutely prevented any further pollution from the factory."
Alternatives: "completely stopped" or "entirely hindered".
The Hague regulations require that occupying powers respect the laws in force in a country "unless absolutely prevented".
The more difficult discussion is that perhaps, just perhaps, the death of children in the hands of cruel and evil parents can never be absolutely prevented within the current framework.
'The authority of the legitimate power having in fact passed into the hands of the occupant, the latter shall take all the measures in his power to restore, and ensure, as far as possible, public order and safety, while respecting, unless absolutely prevented, the laws in force in the country.' 36 Stat.
"This organization could have absolutely prevented this accident and shares responsibility for what happened," said attorney Brian Kabateck.
Although he suggested certain technical methods to moderate the event while doing the surgical procedure he had no solution for absolutely preventing its occurrence.
It would be difficult, Anderson said, for manufacturers to "assure us that a helmet that would absolutely prevent concussions is doable".
Remarkably, the blockage of Aβ ion channels at the surface of the cell absolutely prevents the activation of these processes at different intracellular levels, thereby preserving the life of the cells.
They're right, just as no law could absolutely prevent criminals from obtaining weapons, shooting at each other near a Bronx playground and killing a 4-year-old boy, as happened on Sunday.
The bank last month obtained an order from Judge Jeffrey S. White of Federal District Court in San Francisco that obstructed, but did not absolutely prevent, access to material posted on Wikileaks by turning off the domain name wikileaks.org.org
The lack of free market absolutely prevents both advancement as well as reach for those who can't really get it, in a way it created some sort of monopolistic approach and is an ironic slap in the face to the Hippocratic Oath that medical personnel take.
In other words, MIC is the concentration which impedes and absolutely prevents bacterial growth.
