The phrase "absence attributable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the reason or cause for someone's absence in a formal context.
Example: "Her absence attributable to illness was noted by the committee."
Alternatives: "absence due to" or "absence caused by".
However, around one third of all work absence is attributable to long-term musculoskeletal conditions accounting for long-term absence in 37% of manual and 34% of non-manual jobs [ 1].
By the 19th week, this effect was no longer present in cycling animals, but its absence was attributable to a marked increase in control estradiol concentrations, which may be associated with endocrine alterations that precede a disruption in estrous cyclicity in middle-aged females.
In their study in India, Tripathi et al. [ 26] found that unplanned sickness leave rates were highest among older ward nurses while the highest planned sickness leave rates were among younger operating theatre nurses, with absence mainly attributable to childbirth.
Because histology confirmed the absence of lesions attributable to MRI, the approach offers an interactive monitoring during the course of neuroethological experiments.
3 5 The key socioeconomic indicators are interrelated, and in a previous study the association of income with subsequent sickness absence was largely attributable to education and occupational class.
Health service utilization and medication use: Utilization of health services including visits to primary care doctors (both private and public) and hospitalizations and the number of days of absence from work attributable to anxiety will be recorded at 4 weekly intervals by the trained research assistant using telephone.
The association with cancer mortality was seen for both psychiatric categories—"neurosis" (hazard ratio 2.2, 0.8 to 6.2) and "neurosis ill-defined" (3.0, 1.5 to 5.9 and was also observed in the subgroup whose absences were all attributable to psychiatric disorder (hazard ratio 2.4).
This absence of peace is attributable to the continuing inability of the Arab world to accept and acknowledge an independent state of Israel in the Middle East.
