The phrase "absolutely split" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is completely divided or separated, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "After the debate, the committee was absolutely split on the issue, with no clear consensus emerging."
Alternatives: "completely divided" or "entirely torn".
Haynie believes there is "absolutely" a split in voting patterns between young Texas Republicans with and without a college degree.
Lib Dem MP Martin Horwood added: "The prime minister has an interest in creating paper unity in the Conservative Party over the question of a referendum, but it would of course be a political disaster for the Conservative Party if they actually got the referendum, because then they would be split absolutely down the middle".
In order for it to be absolutely comprehensive they've split the world into 12 sections (at last) and divvied the sections up among themselves.
He said it was likely to be an east-west division and there would "absolutely not" be any splitting of a constituency between the island and part of the mainland.
Absolutely, unless we want to split hairs about the extent to which all parties are consciously aware of their choices.
Let's go through the rest of the raises and see how much money is left". If you're getting the idea that these managers are ignoring their employee' true worth and, instead, treating the whole review politically -- as if there were a big money pie that they were about to split -- you're absolutely right.
"You're amazing and us splitting up has absolutely nothing to do with you".
Actually 74.2% (46/62 cases) of cases with positive signals of the PML/RARA rearrangement by the PML/RARA probe, showed absolutely negative results with the RARA split probe.
It was absolutely amazing just to get that split because a lot of people have been saying online I couldn't do it [go under 57 seconds].
Sadly have split with Erica am absolutely distraught".
