The phrase "absence from such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to the lack of presence or participation in a specific situation or event.
Example: "The committee noted the absence from such important discussions could hinder progress."
Alternatives: "lack of presence in such" or "non-participation in such".
As well as the difficulty of verifying such figures, it is difficult to make sense of the absences from such collective upsurges.
Our study may not have adequately considered the complex relationship between the numerous factors that influence sickness absence from MSD such as the role of socio-economic status, including specific job titles, income, marital status and education [ 39, 40].
At the occupational level, several factors influence sickness absence from MSD, such as the physical and psychosocial environments [ 7- 9], job title [ 8, 11], and the absenteeism culture at and outside work.
We verified the absence of γH2AX from such late pachytene nuclei using immunofluorescent staining of dog testis sections.
The current lack of disease in areas where vaccination was reported in 2010 could explain the continued absence of disease from such areas while other regions are significantly affected (10 ).
36 In the absence of evidence from such a trial, we did a population based analysis using the SEER-Medicare database to compare long term survival in patients undergoing thoracoscopic versus thoracotomy lobectomy.
Further, we wanted the penalty of the crime to be such that the penalty did not require any absence from work and such that the ex-offender did not lose any work experience.
The following quotation indicates that a sick certificate from a GP legitimises a patient's illness and absence from work, and such validation is needed to support them in their recovery.
such person proves to the satisfaction of the Attorney General that his absence from the United States for such period has been for such purpose.
