The phrase "absolutely prohibiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being completely forbidden or not allowed under any circumstances.
Example: "The new policy is absolutely prohibiting any form of harassment in the workplace."
Alternatives: "completely forbidding" or "strictly banning".
It is absolutely prohibited.
Mr. Mann, 56, was ordered to leave Equatorial Guinea within 24 hours and was "absolutely prohibited" from returning, the Web posting said.
I do believe that one can get an adequate elementary education without computers, but why, in a fit of doctrinal elitism, would a school absolutely prohibit this technology?
These developments are a growing victory for the rule of law, since international human rights law absolutely prohibits corporal punishment of children.
"Jewish law absolutely prohibits handing over any sovereignty or ownership, indirectly or directly, to foreigners on the Temple Mount," said the Chief Rabbinate Council in its ruling.
"This would constitute a violation of international humanitarian law, which absolutely prohibits the use of chemical and biological weapons," he said.
The report recommends that British soldiers and intelligence officers receive training that will help them to understand that the use of torture is absolutely prohibited in international law.
ACPO said in a statement: "The law is quite clear that undercover officers are absolutely prohibited from inducing people to commit offences they wouldn't otherwise commit.
His lawyer, Saimo Chahal of Bindmans solicitors, argues that the law of murder, where consensual killing is absolutely prohibited, disproportionately affects his right to make his own decisions under the Human Rights Act.
"This was a serious and repeated breach of the rules by an experienced trainer using different preparations of stano- zolol which was absolutely prohibited from use in horses in his care," the BHA said.
