The phrase "absence in that" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the lack of something in a specific situation or statement, but clarity is essential.
Example: "There is an absence in that explanation that leaves many questions unanswered."
Alternatives: "lack in that" or "deficiency in that".
I would have said to him, "You have already accomplished it, you have helped to remove their mask," but instead of this I had to offer words of consolation to his family, sitting in his absence in that room in the humble neighborhood of La Chirusa.
You'll notice a curious absence in that list: Japan.
It starts: Connoisseurs of totalitarian double-think will have noted that Charter 77, the Czechoslovak document which calls attention to the absence in that country of various human rights beginning with the right of free expression, has been refused publication inside Czechoslovakia on the grounds that it is a wicked slander.
The really noticeable absence in that list is Apple — long rumored to be planning a carrier billing service for its App Store but yet to roll anything out.
The really noticeable absence in that list is Apple — long rumored to be planning a carrier billing service for its App Store but yet to roll anything out.
I guess someone has to pull the slack for my absence in that category.
Contrary to our assumptions, increased social support was related to increased sickness absence in departments that reported low and medium problem-confrontation behavior in their leader.
CATH superfamilies have also been used to detect patterns of domain presence and absence in genomes that allow predictions of protein interactions [83].
He has already been convicted twice of these charges in his absence in trials that involved allegations of evidence tainted by torture.
These absences resonate in that typically witty title.
Then I tried to write it in the third person, and there was an absence of sympathy in that approach.
