The phrase "absolutely viable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is completely feasible or practical in a given context.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, we concluded that the plan is absolutely viable and should be implemented immediately."
Alternatives: "completely feasible" or "entirely practical".
The Culture Ministry, in charge of relocating monuments from the catchment area and preserving others underwater, "has absolutely no viable plans" to do so, Mr. Cano said in a second interview this week, after touring Hasankeyf and the Ilisu construction site with ministry representatives.
The data suggest that Tet1/2-induced 5mC oxidation in PGCs is not absolutely required for producing viable offspring.
But, if absolutely the only economically viable option, are beta thalassaemia screens using OTOFTs still better than nothing?
"We absolutely have to have a viable battery-electric program if we are to meet our air quality goals," said Bonnie Holmes-Gen, assistant vice president for government relations at the American Lung Association of California.
Despite Israel's many settlements throughout the West Bank, Kerry assured Palestinian journalist Maher Shalabi that he was "absolutely certain there is a viable Palestinian state" and that discussion of land swaps -- territory that Israel would give up in return for retaining certain West Bank settlement areas -- are part of what makes negotiations so tough.
Therefore, a heterozygous model was initially used, with a 50% reduction in Fli1 levels, which is viable and exhibits absolutely no phenotype.
Be absolutely clear what this means: a viable candidate for our presidency claims her opponent plans to exterminate seniors and change our currency.
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