"ultimate person" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone who is regarded as the best or ideal example of a particular type of person. For example, "John is hailed as the ultimate person for the job due to his vast experience and skillset."
He has described Mrs Obama as "the ultimate person to dress... there's no muss, no fuss".
Emily: That's great, because we were looking for the ultimate person to do the one big pop star slot we have each year.
In a recorded conversation with Laura from November 2015, Mahony refers obliquely to a powerful person whom he claims could help reduce Justo's sentence: "I told you the other evening, who the ultimate person is controlling this, and I am due to have another meeting with him soon … This guy is still stressed because it's his political career on the line.
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Like those who dismiss early Elvis Presley as a "white Negro" with no rockabilly soul of his own, those who dismiss Kern and Hammerstein's "Ol' Man River" as "the ultimate white person's spiritual" get American cultural history exactly wrong.
Meanwhile, Miriam concludes, "Now I've spent years observing how grand people live, I've learned that the ultimate grand person's food, found on all the most upper-class tables, is not caviar, truffles, virgin olive oil or fancy cheese.
"Jesus, you're the ultimate alternative person.
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While Retro Studios tried to create "the ultimate first-person experience" with the Metroid Prime series, Sakamoto's approach with gameplay was different, particularly for the story Other M intended to tell.
The ultimate source-person responsible for introducing the virus into the gym was not identified, but given the limited time that ACAM2000 had been available to providers in the region (late February 2008), the most likely source was a recent vaccinee.
