The phrase "absolutely valid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is completely true or acceptable without any doubt.
Example: "The evidence presented in the report is absolutely valid and supports our conclusions."
Alternatives: "completely valid" or "entirely valid".
I think his concern was absolutely valid.
"This reader makes an absolutely valid and important point," she wrote.
But to me, it's not about meeting fire with fire, it's about saying: "My voice is absolutely valid".
But it's absolutely valid to define yourself as Caribbean if you're talking about nationality, or recent family history.
To put it another way, what was absolutely valid for the establishing of a religion becomes by necessity invalid once it already exists.
"It's absolutely valid to say children are bearing the biggest brunt of the political situation here," said Geert Cappelaere, UNICEF director in Yemen.
"The cartoon drawn by Shankar was perfectly valid, for its time, but a cartoon has absolutely no business in textbooks," Mr. Ninan told India Ink.
Countless white (and non-black) Americans take those positions and have perfectly valid reasons for opposing or supporting them that have absolutely nothing to do with race.
The sudden and mysterious death of Sridevi Kapoor, a Bollywood superstar beloved to millions of Indians and a rare actor who bridged the culture gap between the North and the South, is absolutely a valid news story.
"There is, to put it simply, absolutely no valid reason besides money to exhibit this dreck today".
No matter where you look, every single statistic will scream to you that there is absolutely no valid association between the over 1.6 billion peaceful Muslims in the world and the terror committed by those who hijack our religion.
