The phrase "absence of completion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is not finished or finalized.
Example: "The project faced delays due to the absence of completion in the initial phases."
Alternatives: "lack of completion" or "incompleteness".
With its given inputs, the optimized solution has only one phase and, in the absence of a completion constraint, does not reach the end of the route.
In this particular experiment, re-replication in the absence of mitotic completion took place in all the cultures, including wild type cells, as indicated by the appearance of a small sub-population of cells apparently harboring 4 genome complements (Figure 4).
In contrast, however, pigeons demonstrated no such increase in response times, suggesting the absence of amodal completion.
Within this account, the lack of dependency in the Open-Loop condition reflects an absence of pattern completion: the only route for the cue to reactivate the target is via the cue-target association itself.
If you begin a job that precludes further university funding, you should file for a "Leave of Absence Upon Completion of Degree" with the Graduate School.
PhD students are eligible for a personal leave of absence after satisfactory completion of at least one year of study.
A student in a master's program that does not lead to the PhD is eligible for a personal leave of absence after satisfactory completion of at least one semester of study.
Dec. 14, 2017, 12 42 p.m. State Senate leader Kevin de León said Thursday he has "strongly suggested" that Sen. Tony Mendoza take a leave of absence until the completion of an investigation by outside attorneys into allegations that Mendoza sexually harassed three former aides.
Clinicians were electronically queried about the presence or absence of infection upon completion of the ED electronic medical record once a clinical disposition was recorded.
Clinical success rate analysis was performed on the ITT population (all randomised patients with an SSSI who received ≥1 dose of study medication) and CE population (all patients in the ITT population who met protocol-specified inclusion or exclusion criteria relating to the prespecified assessments and to the absence of confounding factors, including completion of the required visits) as well.
Indeed, the complete absence of such resources was apparent during the completion of my appointment form and brief one-sided contract "negotiation".
