The phrase "absence note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a written document that explains someone's absence, typically in a school or workplace context.
Example: "Please submit an absence note from your parents if you were unable to attend school last week."
Alternatives: "excuse note" or "absence letter".
Recently, a teacher I work with received the following absence note: "My son... couldn't attend to school on Thursday and Friday, because my wife was in the hospital and now we have a new baby it's a girl.
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The Swedish Social Insurance Agency has, in recent years, also become stricter in its assessment of the sickness absence note.
Would I please make sure I was giving him all those absence notes for a very good reason?
A pilot has written more than 30 absence notes for school children who were forced to miss school after the flight was delayed.
Fifty-four women had uterine absence noted at the scan despite not reporting having had a hysterectomy at either the RQ or IF.
The book's most charming object is an excused-absence note that Barack Obama wrote for ten-year-old Kennedy Corpus, who had skipped school to attend a town-hall event in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
The 81-year-old's absence was noted by host Jimmy Kimmel.
His December absence, Coach Thad Matta noted, meant "you didn't have 18 points and 10 rebounds you could count on".
Giants players supported Burress in his absence, repeatedly noting that the lack of practice time did not hinder him last season.
As President, Obama doesn't have the option of slipping out of his office, or his vacation home, without his absence being noted.
