The phrase "absence it would" is not correct in written English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrectly structured expression that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "In the absence it would be difficult to proceed." (Note: This example is still awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "In the absence of" or "Without it, it would".
In its absence, it would be reasonable to expect a corresponding decrease in regional precipitation, which would be calamitous, but the actual effect could be much worse.
After a year's absence it would be nice to re-establish ourselves on the main European stage.
While the offense has been effective in Grazzini's absence it would be nice to see his fresh legs back for this game against the Galaxy.
If physicians, and other professions with high education, are less likely to respond to a merger by increased long-term absence, it would reduce the possibility of a significant effect in the male sample.
"I could see justification only if the absence of it would involve a major and imminent danger to our own country, or, at worst, to our most intimate and traditional allies.
If, however, the material were "cooked" in the absence of oxygen, it would decompose rapidly through pyrolysis.
Nevertheless, from a sporting standpoint, his presumed absence this weekend – and it would be an astonishing development if he did emerge from the league's concussion protocol to play on Sunday – will damage the Panthers immensely.
The imagined absence (in fact, it would be surprising if the queen's staff didn't slip in a last-minute replacement) is a tidy validation of the idea that every subject in a kingdom, like every bone in a body, counts.
If China supports a process to significantly improve mitigation levels by 2020, and is prepared to either accept the United States being out of this game and or use this absence strategically, then it would be a breakthrough and change the political game substantially".
That said, it bemoans the £10bn the LibDems plan to raise from cracking down on tax avoidance and tax evasion - far more than the other parties' - because of the absence of how it would actually do this.
Barclays allegedly promised Walsh job security during her leave of absence, and said it would make an effort to place her elsewhere if her original job became unavailable, according to documents provided to HuffPost by the Harman Firm, the law firm representing Walsh.
