The phrase "absence of guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is no guidance or direction available.
Example: "In the absence of a guide, the team struggled to navigate the complex project requirements."
Alternatives: "lack of guidance" or "no direction available".
In the absence of guiding strategies to support this change, physiotherapy curricula have remained relatively static.
String theory, in particular, is plagued by a lack of experimentally testable predictions because of the tremendous number of distinct ground or vacuum states in the theory, with an absence of guiding principles for singling out the physically significant ones (including our own).
Further difficulties arose for the battalion when it attempted to navigate to its starting positions through unfamiliar territory, compounded at one stage by the absence of guides.
Patients employ their own vocabulary to explicitly and implicitly report these lived experiences in the absence of guiding research questions.
In any case, it was taking place at all the facilities we visited to some extent, even in the absence of guiding Ministry of Health policy.
Mr. Cheney acknowledged the absence of relevant guide posts at a news conference in Washington today.
Failure to detect the guide in the halophiles might be due to a divergent structure of the snRNAs in these organisms or could reflect the real absence of such guide RNAs for these particular methylation targets.
Some of these sRNA modify several positions in rRNA but clearly not all the 17 Ψ residues are accounted for, and for certain positions (such as Ψ-2603 Ψ-2603abyssi rRNA) the mofification can be introduced in vitro by the Cbf5P.Nop10p dependent complex in the abyssie of any guide rRNA[ 100].
In the absence of any guiding power, individuals are condemned to freedom (hence responsibility), forced to forge their own lives, however insecure and contingent these may be, and to give them meaning by commitment to a course of action.
"We've got a much better story to tell," he said, "but that story will be even stronger when I can eliminate the question, 'What's going on across the street?' " But Mr. Bloom said it was hard to see how Marlton Square could come together in the absence of the guiding hand of a redevelopment agency.
