The phrase "absence for some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the lack of presence or availability of something for a specific group of people.
Example: "The absence for some of the team members during the meeting was noted, and we will follow up with them later."
Alternatives: "lack for certain individuals" or "nonattendance for some".
It is not reducible to any single category among the traditional seven (substance, quality, motion, universal, individualizer, inherence, and absence), for some substances are like one another as are certain qualities and actions.
This pre-condition was notable by its absence for some participants who were either unaware of having CKD or were unsure about the significance of the diagnosis which meant that PLANS (from the perspective of patients) often remained as a technology in search of a problem.
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One of the aims of our quantitative modelling is to test the relative importance of various reactions in the model and, eventually, the absence for activity of some of them.
Given the age of the polyploidization events (most probably few to several thousand years), the presence of transcripts specific for allotetraploids and the absence of some markers specific for either parent may reflect post-allopolyploidization evolution of the parental species or incomplete sampling within parental groups.
The absence of some values for the Vote attribute simply implies a deviation in the calculation of the average; therefore, a characterization of Vote completeness may be useful.
In the absence of some evidence for such a connection, it is hard to see why one would be attracted to this formulation of theological voluntarism.
Mr. Chagaev's absence, for family reasons, was described as shameful by some participants.
And Gebremariam's late surge took some of the sting out of Bekele's absence for the Ethiopian team.
A school cannot authorise absence for this purpose.
Added Leaves of Absence for Victims of Domestic Violence.
