The phrase "absence of borders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or concept where there are no physical or metaphorical boundaries, often in discussions about globalization, freedom, or inclusivity.
Example: "In a world characterized by the absence of borders, cultures can freely exchange ideas and traditions."
Alternatives: "lack of boundaries" or "no borders present".
"As you come into having more freedom, or feeling that you should have more freedom and express more freedom, very often the use of freedom is accompanied by an absence of borders," he said.
Which means you don't want an absence of borders.
Presence of Persians in Kuwait dates back to seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, but due to absence of borders until the middle of twentieth century, there are no historical records available [ 50].
Dire predictions that the absence of border control agents would lead to 12-hour waits to get through immigration proved inaccurate, at least by midafternoon.
The absence of border detection is explained by the fact that border detection is based on the comparison of local features, where discontinuities form a boundary.
The map is designed to be adapted and annotated in the field, which explains the absence of county borders and other information deemed extraneous to the military campaign.
The self-righteous drones who campaign against trafficking have nothing to offer migrant women of the east and the south, who - in the absence of open borders, and proper development in their own countries - should be allowed to pay whoever they please, and do whatever they please, to make their lives and their prospects better.
o Union will be defined by evidence of bone trabeculae crossing the fracture site and absence of sclerotic borders adjacent to the fracture site, assessed using computed tomography (CT).
Once they reach Italy, the absence of cross-border controls between many European Union countries makes it easy for them to disappear into a growing underground of unauthorized residents.
In addition, as new formats of trade approach and new raw materials emerge, many World Trade Organization (WTO) rules will not apply in the absence of cross-border trade (Trade regulation 2016).
EM reveals shortening or absence of brush border microvilli, so-called microvillus inclusions (vacuoles bearing centripetal microvilli in about 10%% of small gut villus enterocytes), and a subapical accumulation of different kinds of vesicular/tubular structures, referred to as 'PAS positive secretory granules' [5] the three ultrastructural/diagnostic hallmarks of MVID (compare Fig. 1).
