The phrase "absorb exactly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise intake or understanding of information or material.
Example: "In order to master the subject, you need to absorb exactly what the teacher is explaining."
Alternatives: "take in precisely" or "grasp accurately".
But the way he characterized some of those stories indicated that he may still not have absorbed exactly why he lost to President Barack Obama.
The film is part of the sturdy "American Masters" franchise on PBS (which will broadcast it nationally on March 29), and like most of the other entries in the series, it is respectful, serious, absorbing and exactly 90 minutes long.
In the RNC isolator, although the rolling core is ellipsoidal to provide adequate eccentricity for gravity-based recentering, the upper and lower bearing plates are provided with carefully designed inner curvatures (facing the rolling core) to exactly absorb any generated vertical displacement that arises from rolling of the elliptical core.
Even when sewers do work, they can be easily clogged by sanitary pads, designed to absorb liquid and expand, which is exactly what you don't want in a narrow sewer.
The principle underlying the cesium clock is that all atoms of cesium-133 are identical and, when they absorb or release energy, produce radiation of exactly the same frequency, which makes the atoms perfect timepieces.
And that's exactly what they do in the pipe — absorb water and expand and clog".
In movies the directors autocratic eye tells you exactly where to look and what to absorb.
Exactly how many immigrants can our country absorb without negatively affecting America's economy, culture and environment?
The planet's oceans absorb a large measure of that CO2, but oceanographers aren't sure exactly how much.
Still, it's tough to calculate exactly how much iron the food you cook will actually absorb.
