'absolutely qualified' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize how fully qualified someone is for a job, or how suitable a thing is for a particular purpose. For example: "With over 20 years of experience in the hospitality industry, Helen is absolutely qualified to manage this restaurant."
Bob Casey, a senator from Pennsylvania, tweeted: "I've served w/ her & know she's absolutely qualified to be potus".
The only thing I want to talk about - and unlike the latter two, I find myself absolutely qualified and uniquely well-placed to do this - is how I feel about these things.
Mr. Giuliani said the fact that Mr. Kerry had been elected to the United States Senate four times and had a war record made him "absolutely" qualified to be president.
"Kerry sees him as someone who had labored long in the Democratic vineyard, who had a real grasp of policy, both foreign and domestic, and who is absolutely qualified for the job," said one Democrat who has worked for both men.
"The house absolutely qualifies for historic designation.
The legal director of the Pennsylvania American Civil Liberties Union told the media that Brubaker's flag absolutely qualifies as political, and thereby protected, speech.
Helping build a company that focused on people ahead of profits absolutely qualifies for a voice to inspire living a life outside the traditional lines.
For example, they've encountered unsupervised students treating patients, been offered opportunities to perform procedures that they are absolutely not qualified to do and learned of projects that are not sustained after their departure.
The paper is very well written, the idea is novel and interesting (although I am absolutely not qualified to comment on the biological effects of physical activity and its connection with the extracellular acidity level).
"Mel Watt is absolutely, totally, thoroughly qualified, and it's a gigantic disappointment," Biden told reporters as he left later.
"Mel Watt is absolutely, totally, thoroughly qualified, and it's a gigantic disappointment," Biden said, adding that changing Senate rules was "worth considering".
