"absence of class" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the lack or non-existence of a certain social class or refinement. Example: The high-end restaurant had a strict dress code, leading to the absence of class among its patrons.
Despite occasional references to the new left, there is a striking absence of class war in The Female Eunuch.
Larry Deblinger Nyack, N.Y., March 23, 2010 To the Editor: Every American should read and take to heart Bob Herbert's column "An Absence of Class" (March 23).
Robert C. Gottlieb New York, March 23, 2010 To the Editor: The March 23 columns "An Absence of Class," by Bob Herbert, and "The Democrats Rejoice," by David Brooks, were a study in contrast.
Moreover, the treatment with benzodiazepines is common practice in the absence of class I or II level of evidence.
Due to the absence of class labels, many researchers focus on the unsupervised scenario, attempting to find an optimal feature subset that preserves the original data distribution.
Despite the absence of class analysis, the emergence of the middle class is widely believed to be conducive to social harmony, stability and its political legitimacy (Chen and Goodman 2013).
With the absence of class-action lawsuits in Hong Kong and China, these investors are pursuing their banks on their own, while at the same time being pursued by their banks for the losses incurred.
Total protease (azocaseinase) activity was measured in mild reducing conditions at pH 6.0, in the presence or absence of class-specific protease inhibitors (see [ 64]).
In the present study, we hypothesized that the low expression of MHC class I and absence of MHC class II in hESCs cells was regulated through epigenetic mechanisms.
In the Netherlands, virulent isolates were identified, and screening for Avrblb1/ipiO classes showed the absence of this class I in these isolates.
The low expression of human leukocyte antigen (HLA) major histocompatibility complex (MHC) Class I and the absence of MHC Class II molecules in UCB-derived MSCs indicate the presence of immune evasion, even in allogeneic transplantations [ 16– 16].
