The phrase "absence because the" is not correct and usable in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are explaining a reason for someone's absence, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "Her absence because the meeting was rescheduled left everyone confused."
Alternatives: "absence due to the" or "absence as a result of the".
Maybe we've felt their absence because that the Los Angeles trio make the kind of music that you want to hear all the time, constantly.
We were unable to distinguish between short- and long-term absences because the data lacked strength.
When Griffin returns from his likely two-month absence because of the broken hand, he should be suspended without pay long enough to make everyone realize that the new Clippers are not going to tolerate being the old Clippers.
Fighting for their first playoff berth in three years, the Blueshirts have endured the captain's lengthy absence because of injury, the arrest of a veteran for smoking crack cocaine with a prostitute, and also the absence of another star player because of family crisis.
Not taking into account vacations, holidays and absence because of illness, the total working period in 2007 is 1,872 h.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to gain insight into the effect of CheA and CheW binding on hydrogen exchange by performing HDX-MS experiments in their absence, because assembly in the absence of CheA and CheW leads to vesicle aggregation.
The schools write to parents before any fines are issued, however, in the case of absence because of a holiday, the fine can be issued without a letter.
It is too early in the season for him to pass judgment on these Knicks, he said, adding that he thought Larry Johnson's absence because of injury hurt the team.
Previous back pain irrespective of pregnancy was reported by nearly half of the women and 8% reported sickness absence because of back pain before the present pregnancy.
And cornerback Jason Sehorn's absence because of knee surgery weakened the secondary.
