The phrase "absence because they" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing reasons for someone's absence, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "Her absence because they were unwell was noted by the team."
Alternatives: "absence due to their" or "absence as a result of their".
Photograph: Lauren Cochrane 2.51pm BST Pearce Fionda Pearce Fionda, nineties party dress kings, came back to the LFW catwalk after a 14 year absence because they felt no one was doing their kind of clothes well.
The coalition budget also proposed cutting sick pay for council employees during the first three days absence because they said it encouraged staff to take more days off but Labour upheld a decision to keep it.
The balance on their roster has allowed them to offset Boatwright's absence because they have five players other than Boatwright who are averaging double figures in points.
I wrote only the former, the one about the subject, and I kept my adventures out of it; even so, they're relevant in their absence, because, for a biography to be worthwhile, it must also be personal.
The Knicks also benefited in November and December from Stoudemire's absence because, as I mentioned earlier, it removed the toughest chemistry issue the Knicks had.
But Stuart Thackrah says that it is often the parents who miss the children, rather than the other way round; they suffer the absence, though, because they believe that it is for the best.
Their absence was not because they had different characteristics from the HEWs who were interviewed.
In both cases, the observed chemical shifts are identical to those observed for αS in the absence of lipids because they arise from αS residues in the dynamically highly disordered state.
Despite their advantage in the presence of antibiotics, resistance mutations are usually deleterious in the absence of antibiotics, because they often modify vital cellular functions and are highly pleiotropic.
Ordinary North Koreans are unlikely to notice the absence of the internet because they were denied it anyway.
He likens it to the way children kick their legs back and forth, back and forth, enough to drive more sedated adults to distraction, not because of an absence of vitality but because they have so much of it.
