The phrase "absurd phenomenon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or situation that is illogical or nonsensical in nature.
Example: "The sudden popularity of the bizarre trend was an absurd phenomenon that left many people scratching their heads."
Alternatives: "ridiculous occurrence" or "preposterous event".
I think it's a totally absurd phenomenon".
But cosmopolitan progressives have disproportionate economic and cultural power, which is why we have the faintly absurd phenomenon of woke capitalism.
The absurd phenomenon of primogeniture when it comes to the designation of Kingship is a modern aberration and best done away with.
To thoroughly test the absurd phenomenon, we go into detail.
I consider this project abstract; I don't take it too seriously, because, in my opinion, it's a really absurd phenomenon for people who systematically break the law to have such monuments built in their honour, while people from honest or creative professions – like artists, painters and cleaners – are buried under simple headstones.
I don't take it too seriously, because, in my opinion, it's a really absurd phenomenon for people who systematically break the law to have such monuments built in their honor, while people from honest or creative professions like artists, painters, and cleaners are buried under simple headstones.
Sometimes it is when we stop trying to understand or interrogate apparently "absurd" phenomena — like the category of the "new" in art — that we become more open to them.
It implies, in a way that my intellect resists but my heart is willing to entertain, that the terrific annual to-do involving lilies, hymns and dexterous rabbits is, just by virtue of its continued existence, not an absurd, unwarranted phenomenon.
The world's most beautiful and timeless works of art are also its biggest cliches and most absurd cultural phenomena.
The absurd apotheosis of this phenomenon came in the Civil War, when the Confederacy honored counterfeits of its own money.
The phenomenon of the absurd, exaggerated comparison, made, apparently, in all seriousness, got a fabulous example this week.
