The phrase "absence of compulsion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is no pressure or force to act in a certain way.
Example: "In the absence of compulsion, individuals are free to make their own choices without external influence."
Alternatives: "lack of pressure" or "freedom from coercion".
Weaker states cannot deliver, nor can they expect therefore to have the right to restrain, because if you are not giving me anything, why would I listen to you?" There is little evidence, Banerjee argues, that in the absence of compulsion, or at the very least pressure, any of us would always do the sensible thing.
Real freedom was not the absence of compulsion but the maximum of power for all members of society to make the best of themselves"ar.
The governor's decision in March of last year to appeal the decision has put on hold the reforms ordered by the judge, and in the absence of legal compulsion, the governor and the Legislature have done almost nothing to make education financing serve all of New York's residents.
Is any exchange between two people in the absence of direct physical compulsion by one party against the other (or the threat thereof) necessarily free?
Of course the voluntary decision to remain silent in the absence of any official compulsion does not "raise any issue under the Fifth Amendment," ante, at 244 (STEVENS, J., concurring in judgment), since there has been no self-incrimination at all.
Whereas the optimist construes moral freedom as simply the absence of constraint or compulsion (i.e. "negative freedom" or liberty of spontaneity), the pessimist insists that we require the sort of freedom that implies the falsity of determinism.
In the absence of a legal compulsion to respond to verbal autopsies (for example, as a condition of the issuance of a death certificate), one could anticipate that there would be challenges in achieving high response rates, and it is important that experiences in various settings is reported as a critical contribution to understanding of and refining verbal autopsy methods.
Similarly, the Fifth Amendment has been held not to be implicated by the use of undercover Government agents before charges are filed because of the absence of the potential for compulsion.
The proposed method overcomes certain limitations of the conventional approaches in that due to the absence of any latency, there is no compulsion to employ delayed LMS algorithm for coefficient adaptation and thus no compromise with convergence rate becomes necessary.
So it's this element of compulsion.
But the immense weight of compulsion has been lifted.
