The phrase "absence of a considerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the lack of something significant or substantial in a particular context.
Example: "The absence of a considerable amount of evidence made it difficult to reach a conclusion."
Alternatives: "lack of a significant" or "deficiency of a substantial".
Bristow et al. [6] showed how even dramatic technological advance cannot meet more stringent targets for carbon reduction in the absence of a considerable behavioral change.
The absence of a considerable difference in chloride ingress for the investigated concretes, indicates either that the replacement levels of the Portland cement are too low to have a marked effect on the chemistry, or that the ingress of chloride is mainly governed by comparable physical properties i.e. porosity and degree of saturation.
Populations from the southern edge of the distribution (RS1, RS2) did not show significant genetic differentiation and Φ ST values were low (Table 3), suggesting the absence of a considerable barrier to gene flow.
Therefore, according to the computer models by Focks et al. [ 34], the relatively low pupal density of PI = 0.07 at the end of the potential transmission season may be sufficient for dengue outbreaks in this susceptible population in the absence of a considerable rise of temperature.
Given that TPM is normally renally excreted, the explanation for the absence of a considerable increase in the oral clearance of the drug in cisplatin-induced renal failure rats is presumably related to the significant elevation of Vd/F which indicated that most of the drug was rather redistributed in body fluids and was not available for elimination.
However the absence of any considerable inclination around T g of PVA, in the DSC thermogram of PLGA/chitosan/PVA, suggests miscibility of PVA and chitosan [ 46].
In the absence of a trial, there was considerable public pressure on the government to conduct an independent review of the FBI's investigation.
John Terry, nursing a sprained ankle, would probably not have started anyway, but Hazard's absence represents a considerable setback.
Their strategic absence marks a considerable shift in tactics from the "total policing" that has seen a number of protests over the last couple of years reduced to little more than a traffic jam of slow-moving kettles.
The data suggest that the ring system is not essential for activity; however, its absence leads to a considerable drop of activity relative to that of diltiazem (IC50 = 0.3 μM).
In the absence of a cure, there has been considerable interest in attempts to prevent or reduce the progression of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) by targeting particular modifiable risk factors.
