The phrase "truly objective" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is completely unbiased and free from personal opinions or emotions. Example: "In order to conduct a fair investigation, it is important to gather truly objective evidence that is not influenced by any preconceived notions."
One of the favorite refrains of Russia Today and other Kremlin apologists is that journalists, as fallible human beings, cannot be truly objective, and that objectivity itself is an artificial construct.
Truly agile organizations teach the importance of truly objective data collection - why it's important, and how to do it.
The exchange must have a truly objective on-floor dispute resolution system".
By the only truly objective result there is — wins and losses — the experiment has worked.
No one sees the whole picture, or can be truly objective.
The country has never supported a truly objective, independent accounting system.
"There are people who have said that if we truly develop objective performance standards, we will fail and the job will stop," he said.
What is it going to do to demonstrate credibly to savers and borrowers that it is not there to exploit them but to provide truly dispassionate, objective advice and assistance?
Mr. Panetta said the agency under his leadership would seek to "provide the very best intelligence, independent judgments, not influenced by the politics of the situation but truly real, objective information that can be presented to the president and the policy makers of this country".
But Republican extremism has changed the context in which balance operates, and reporters can't truly be objective if they don't recognize that.
The remarkable success of FBA, MOMA and other approaches in estimating metabolic behavior raises the tempting possibility that a truly general objective function may yet be found.
