The phrase "absolutely well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is done in a very good or satisfactory manner.
Example: "After weeks of practice, she performed absolutely well at the competition."
Alternatives: "extremely well" or "very well".
Absolutely, well done," she said.
All is not absolutely well on Planet Wilkinson.
And he is absolutely well within his rights to do so!
Speaking in the House of Commons, Sir Peter Tapsell said it was "absolutely well known by the cognoscenti that it was completed many months ago".
"They knew absolutely well that wasn't a position of the McCain campaign, and they went out and said it with that mocking tone, day after day after day," Mr. Stevens said.
"One of the reasons for my putting myself under the surgeon's knife," he wrote in his diary, "was the wish to be absolutely well and free from ointments for Laura's American treat.
While it is common to ignore the displacement current in the ideal, classical magnetohydrodynamic limit, when the flows become relativistic this approximation is less than absolutely well-justified.
David Ives, now a playwright, was an assistant editor at Foreign Affairs from 1978 to 1981, and remembered Mr. Chace as "a kind of intellectual that's nearly gone now -- the absolutely well-read, well-heard, well-seen, spend-some-time-in-Paris-writing-a-novel kind of intellectual.
Most are well taken care of and absolutely well-loved.
What's absolutely well-made about The Winslow Boy is that with all the crackling dialog handed around, the roles are God's gifts to actors.
MR. LAZIO -- That's absolutely -- well the difference is -- it's absolutely wrong for all, it's absolutely wrong for all.
