The phrase "absolutely protect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the certainty or completeness of protection in various contexts, such as legal, security, or personal safety.
Example: "The new policy is designed to absolutely protect the privacy of our users."
Alternatives: "fully safeguard" or "completely ensure protection."
But Facelette will absolutely protect your info otherwise.
"He talked about that's going to prove really challenging - I would go further and say it's actually going to be impossible to protect, absolutely protect the front line.
If I and other industry reporters like Mat Honan don't know how exactly to absolutely protect ourselves, because the targets and tools are always changing, how will people who don't have our exposure to tech?
While nothing will absolutely protect you from someone determined to gain unauthorized access to your account on Tumblr or anywhere else, two-factor authentication makes it much harder, as the would-be hacker would need both your username and password, and physical access to your phone to proceed.
We must absolutely protect "The Diary of a Young Girl" from terrorist attacks that violate freedom of speech.
So your first market is absolutely protected, forever.
Grant said that people in the study who took the drug four to seven days a week "were absolutely protected.
"Secondly, their rights have to be absolutely protected where they are deported to, in other words Turkey.
His website states that the "principle of universal healthcare which is free at the point of use is something that we all deserve and should be absolutely protected".
Last summer, a divided Federal appeals panel here ruled that in criminal investigations involving a dead witness, the witness's discussions with his lawyer are no longer absolutely protected.
Liam Gillick said, "When you work with him, he absolutely protects you and creates enormous space for what you need to do — and yet no one knows he's done it".
