The phrase "absolutely replaced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has been completely substituted or taken out of its original place or function.
Example: "The old software was absolutely replaced by the new system, which offers better features and performance."
Alternatives: "completely replaced" or "entirely substituted".
I'd absolutely replace the parsley with cilantro and possibly the Yukon Gold potatoes with something more starchy (they seemed to melt into nothingness).
But you absolutely must replace the temperature indicator (it is not a thermometer no matter what they call it) with a good digital thermometer.
In a way, the novel represents a long, slow fall from the assumptions that beauty of the kind represented by Bruno can define you, or secure your place in the world and yet, for Bruno, it is replaced by absolutely nothing.
The Co nanoparticles attached on the tip of nanorods have more opportunities to react with Au3+, and they are replaced more absolutely, and, as a result, the hollow Au shells are formed [15].
Which replaces absolutely the cooling load from the glass area is 0.85 and 1.51 m2 respectively.
The aim of this paper is absolutely not to replace specialized human but to suggest a decision support tool with a satisfactory reliability degree for Computer-Aided Diagnosis (CAD) systems.
"Of course you can never absolutely repair or replace human life and that's the real question.
Terrie Alafat, chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Housing, said: "There is nothing wrong with the government's aim to help people achieve their aspiration of home ownership – but if affordable homes for rent are being sold, it's absolutely crucial that they are replaced.
Finally, generalizations to the case wheredxis replaced by an absolutely continuous measure and also to interacting particle systems onXare described, in particular, the case where the mixed Poisson measuresμare replaced by Gibbs measures of Ruelle-type onΓX.
And the hosts hardly helped themselves as fly-half Gareth Davies produced a performance that former Cardiff and Wales wing Adrian Hadley described as "absolutely abysmal" before he was replaced by Gareth Anscombe in the second half.
