The phrase "are making absolutely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the extent or degree of an action or state, often in a positive or strong context.
Example: "The team are making absolutely remarkable progress on the project, exceeding all expectations."
Alternatives: "are achieving truly" or "are producing exceptionally".
"The emphasis is on spontaneity, but we are making absolutely sure to be completely in accordance with all city rules," said Ms. Simoes, an elementary school director at the Lyceum Kennedy, who volunteered for the Dîner organizing job.
In other words, everyone remains convinced that the destination is a coalition government, as usual, even though they are making absolutely no progress in reaching that destination.Into this febrile atmosphere a new opinion poll has dropped, like a thunderflash.
"We are making absolutely clear to countries around the world that now is not the time to be deepening ties, not security ties, not economic ties, with Iran," warned State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland.
Ms Tanuku added that the changes would mean that the "good" category would become "very broad... making the need for transparency on the way judgements are made absolutely vital".
But I am making absolutely no connection between that and the incident involving this young man.
With so much money involved, "I wanted to make sure I was making absolutely the right decisions".
Dr Thorp believes the main hurdle now will be making absolutely certain that the drug is safe, especially if it is taken in conjunction with antidepressants.
And he reserved especially pointed remarks for US agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack, who he said was making "absolutely flabbergasting" claims for the country's ability to cope with rising domestic and global demand for corn.
"The belt-tightening in the advertising budget is why we're making absolutely certain this new campaign is highly targeted, hitting audiences like large, small and medium businesses," said Mr. Speakes, the former news secretary for President Ronald Reagan.
"I am not changing my mind, what I am doing is making absolutely sure that when we spend £6m or £7m on building a new custody suite it's in the right place".
"He should be making absolutely clear that their behaviour has been completely unacceptable and if these people are not released soon it will do a lot of damage to our bilateral relations and Russia's image in the world".
