The phrase "absence of articles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about grammar, particularly when referring to the lack of definite or indefinite articles in a sentence or phrase.
Example: "In the sentence 'Cats are great pets,' there is an absence of articles before the noun."
Alternatives: "lack of articles" or "no articles present".
In April 1942 nuclear physicist Georgy Flyorov wrote to Josef Stalin on the absence of articles on nuclear fission in American journals; this resulted in the Soviet Union establishing its own atomic bomb project.
However, there is an almost total absence of articles analyzing the correlation between polymorphisms of genes encoding C-type lectin receptors and RIG-I-like receptors and cancer risk or progression.
Second, because we restricted our search only to the PubMed database for English publications and published articles with quantitative data, there was a possibility of publication bias and lack of a broad information base given the absence of articles from the grey literature as well as other databases.
There are examples of a purely grammatical differentiation of names as well, such as the usual absence of the articles a or an in English e.g., "Yesterday I saw an archer practicing his art" and "Yesterday I saw (Bill Archerr practicing his art".
The absence of such articles creates false expectations for potential small business employees.
The absence of some articles from this map is unlikely to undermine the overall analysis, although the focus on English literature does affect assessment of where such work has been conducted, and, perhaps, of approaches to this work.
There has been a dreary argument for three decades over the meaning of the absence of a definite article (in the English text) before the phrase "territories occupied in the recent conflict".
The Member stated that absence of such an article would prelude its ratification of the International Treaty.
The rate of metabolism, as represented by increased fluorescence or luminescence, can be determined over time in the presence or absence of a test article or prototypical inducer of CYP enzymes (e.g. PB, 3MC).
It is a thought that passes through few political journalists' minds - even in the US where, in the absence of the lobby system, articles have to be based on thought rather than fragments of gossip.
Table 3 shows the results of comparing the presence or absence of disclosure statements across articles for the same author.
