The phrase "absurd strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a plan or approach that is unreasonable or illogical.
Example: "The team's decision to invest in a failing product was seen as an absurd strategy that would likely lead to significant losses."
Alternatives: "ridiculous plan" or "foolish approach".
This was the stubborn reaction of a child, and the memory of it came back to me this week when I read in Bloomberg News the latest in what is now a series of articles detailing all of the absurd strategies men are using, ostensibly to protect themselves from accusations of harassment or assault in the #MeToo era.
When Clinton made one of those doozies of a mistake back in the late '90s, that one with Monica Lewinsky, and the Republicans recklessly pursued their absurd impeachment strategy, I rushed to the barricades to help out.
3) Why not tax the wealthy more in order to break the rising gap between rich and poor? 4) A clear answer to GW Bush on his absurd defence strategies.
Later, she declared, "To say that the status quo is a strategy is absurd.
If it's simply a matter of branding, of hoping to appeal to the author's legions of fans, then the strategy is absurd, since no one who loved those books could watch this travesty and not feel betrayed.
Without such a trick as this, Black's strategy would be absurd.
It might sound absurd, but many scientists say strategies like this are necessary because, without proper mental stimulus, we risk making a physically and technologically challenging endeavor into a psychologically grueling one.
There's something slightly absurd and infantalising about such strategies, but Thaler and Sunstein have good data to support their claim that 'everything matters' when it comes to choice environments.
Any suggestion that her dismissal will affect South Africa's AIDS strategy, he wrote, is "extraordinarily absurd".
