The phrase "a list of absences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a compilation of instances where someone was not present, such as in a school or workplace context.
Example: "The teacher provided a list of absences for the month, highlighting the days each student was not in class."
Alternatives: "a record of absences" or "a tally of absences".
By the time we reach mid-life, there is a long list of absences -- people, opportunities, aspirations -- due to departures, gradual or sudden.
The songs that were never recorded, the ideas that were never realised, or the meetings of minds whose minutes amount to no more than a list of apologies for absence?
See Table S2 for a list of the number of pseudo-absences for each species.
Always have an excuse for your absence (a list of plausible excuses should be worked out ahead of time; went to HR, went to Accounting, etc...).
The absence of a list of individuals in a population does not preclude simple random sampling of individuals as long as a map of the population area is available.
The presence or absence of a list of fragments in a given molecule can be summarized in an array called fingerprint, reducing the algorithmic complexity needed to compare two molecules or search for a molecule in a database (for a recent review see [6]).
The first was the Self-Harm Behavior Questionnaire (SHBQ) [ 43] which was excluded due to the absence of a list of specific methods of DSH.
In gene co-occurrence or phylogenetic profiling (Pellegrini et al. 1999) proteins are characterized based on their presence or absence in a list of whole genomes.
This sampling method was chosen because of the absence of a list of caregivers in Hong Kong and the greater feasibility of obtaining a sample of caregivers through various social service organizations in all 18 Hong Kong districts.
The case notes were inspected and standard informationwas extracted regarding the presence or absence of a list of 13 features judged to be essential to the record of a sick neonate, as shown in Figure 1.
