The phrase "an absolute world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete or total realm or environment, often in a philosophical or metaphorical context.
Example: "In her mind, she created an absolute world where everything was perfect and harmonious."
Alternatives: "a complete universe" or "a total realm".
"Look, if we get another year of this, we'll be in an absolute world of hurt and I know that," Col McKenzie, chief executive of the Association of Marine Park Tourism Operators says.
More precisely, she discovered Newton and his idea of an absolute world -- calm, clear and undisturbed -- in which every place was like every other, and the things that seemed to make them different were just ephemeral.
"It is very painful for me to not be a part of society, because I make film about society … And now I live in an absolute world of melancholy".
However, postures in the CMU database are represented using theXYZ position of each marker that was placed to the subject in an absolute world coordinates system.
Operation Skyburner: On 22 December 1961, a modified Phantom with water injection set an absolute world record speed of 1,606.342 mph (2,585.086 km/h).
As one commenter wrote to Khrystyana, "Your posts are forever empowering I can assure you that your ongoing encouragement to embrace who and what and how we are does an absolute world of good for myself and so so many others". So keep on rollin'.
There's a great example of Michael Owen, who I always thought, if he'd got the proper development, would have been an absolute world-class player, but he had a youth tournament in 1997 in Malaysia for a month".
"Low and behold we are two minutes into the game and they score an absolute world-class goal.
"An absolute world-class player must also show greatness in defeat, personal defeat as well, and after her performance, she has no claim to stay on the team anymore," Netzer wrote, comparing her to the men's captain, Michael Ballack, whose departure from the team was marked by public recriminations.
Infinite and repetitive as the ridges patterned like okapi or jaguar, their white forests are an opposite absolute world, a different life, but more like a different death.
According to the major spokesman of the movement, the poet and critic André Breton, who published The Surrealist Manifesto in 1924, Surrealism was a means of reuniting conscious and unconscious realms of experience so completely that the world of dream and fantasy would be joined to the everyday rational world in "an absolute reality, a surreality".
