The phrase "absence of ethics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or behavior where ethical principles are lacking or not being followed.
Example: "The company's decision to prioritize profit over employee welfare reflects a troubling absence of ethics in their business practices."
Alternatives: "lack of ethics" or "deficiency in ethics".
Its spokesman contrived in April to suggest that Hitler had not killed his "own people" by gas, an error of fact that reveals a deeper absence of ethics.
"We are imperiling the future of life on Earth due to the absence of ethics," said Williamson in a telephone interview.
Alexei Ratmansky, a dancer and brilliant choreographer who held the artistic director's job at the Bolshoi from 2004 to 2009, made it plain on his Facebook page why he had left the Bolshoi: "There is an absence of ethics at the theatre".
Notwithstanding, lack of criticality was not the sole reason why elites failed in the past, other causes lay in lack of accountability and in absence of ethics, yet another in the inability of elites to effectively use the potential they possess.
Despite the presence of designated regulatory bodies for ethics promotion, the healthcare sector in Pakistan is hampered by the absence of ethics courses in the curriculum, the non-existence of hospital ethics committees or Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) in most hospitals, and the existence of only one non-indexed ethics journal (Pakistan Journal of Medical Ethics) [ 15, 30].
Finally, scientific review committees in the absence of research ethics committees might have been involved in reviewing the ethical aspects of the submitted protocols.
Also: A 2008 internal [I.M.F.] review found few restraints on the conduct of senior managers, concluding that "the absence of public ethics scandals seems to be more a consequence of luck than good planning and action".
A 2008 internal review found few restraints on the conduct of senior managers, concluding that "the absence of public ethics scandals seems to be more a consequence of luck than good planning and action".
Terming a Prime Minister of being "increasingly paranoid" is simply unacceptable and reflects upon the absence of journalistic ethics at The Economist.It is also interesting to see that The Economist, which dedicates so much of its space to ensuring accountability of governments, is against the accountability of NGOs.
It is easy to write off the dangers as the dystopian delusions of a science-fiction obsessed Skynet or WestWorld fanatic, and while those may be far-fetched, there are more likely scenarios where the absence of clear ethics and regulations in Artificial Intelligence can create tiered societies, powerful monopolies, unaccountable governments and abuses of power.
Finally, most RECs agree that the absence of national ethics guidelines and ongoing training of their members represent challenges for their functioning.
