The phrase "absolutely secure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is completely safe or free from risk, often in contexts related to security, technology, or personal safety.
Example: "The new encryption method ensures that all data transmitted over the network is absolutely secure from potential breaches."
Alternatives: "completely safe" or "entirely protected".
Even combining both technologies will not absolutely secure the nation's borders, Dr. Herman said.
First, in 2010-11, they pledged that making historic cuts amid a global slump would definitely, absolutely secure a strong recovery.
He described growing up in Haiti in a house with several servants, emigrating to the United States and how Jeb must absolutely secure the border with Mexico.
New construction did not absolutely secure the prestige of the St. George, for in 1926 the robbery gang of Richard (The Killer) Whittemore and Milton (Shuffles) Goldberg stayed there.
Epicurus does not entertain the thought experiment proposed by Plato in the Republic (359C 360D), in which Plato asks whether a person who is absolutely secure from punishment would have reason to be just.
I'm sure his job is absolutely secure".
'(I f (a man's) testimony operate(s) as a complete pardon for the offence to which it relates,a statute absolutely securing to him such immunity from prosecution would satisfy the demands of the clause in question.' Brown v. Walker, 161 U.S., at 595, 16 S.Ct., at 646. 'if the criminality has already been taken away, the Amendment ceases to apply.' Hale v. Henkel, 201 U.S. 43, 67, 26 S.Ct.
And, in an era where technology forces the chancelleries to practice a diplomacy without secrets -- it is naive to assume that communication devices or computers are absolutely secured -- the value of intentional imprecision increases considerably.
The perfectly secure, perfectly memorable password is absolutely pure and rarer than the unicorn.
Mr Salmond said today: "I am absolutely delighted to secure the endorsement of George Mathewson, a figure of outstanding achievement and enormous influence.
Committing to 300,000 or more homes a year is expensive and will require cuts elsewhere – but it is absolutely necessary to secure the future of Britain.
