The phrase "absolutely properly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is done in a completely correct or appropriate manner.
Example: "The project was completed absolutely properly, meeting all the required standards and specifications."
Alternatives: "completely correctly" or "entirely appropriately".
"Everything has to be timed absolutely properly.
JOHN COLAPINTO: Well, she also says that inspectors factor in creativity and other things — but yes, I think that there is an aspect that is scientific, and it is interesting to me that these inspectors (just like the chefs they rate) have to know what the science is, what the absolutely properly made sauce is, or properly cooked fish is.
"I'd love to prepare for it absolutely properly and have none of the difficult ups and downs I had this year.
You got simply too pissed during the festive period (like, absolutely properly fucked it on Christmas Eve, doing sambucas with people from school you haven't seen since this time last year; so pissed that the next day you opened your presents with a wet flannel on your head and furtively vomited up your turkey).
Grant Shapps, the Conservative party chairman, said it was "absolutely right that it is properly investigated".
"I think it is absolutely right that it is properly investigated and that is what I hope will happen next.
It is absolutely right for us to regulate this area properly".
"It is absolutely right that foreign criminals who break our laws are properly punished but this shouldn't be at the expense of the hardworking British taxpayer".
What she does get absolutely right is the way that this ravishing woman has never properly grown up: she's middle-aged and yet still a teenager.
He acknowledged "politics is difficult" as he set out the reasons behind the decision to recall Parliament for the vote on Syria: I was faced with three things I wanted to do right and do in the right way First of all, to condemn absolutely and respond properly to an appalling war crime that took place in Syria.
This information is absolutely necessary to properly guide the development of EM and appropriate emergency care systems.
