The phrase "absence of human" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where there are no humans present or involved.
Example: "The absence of human interaction in the virtual meeting made it feel impersonal and disconnected."
Alternatives: "lack of human presence" or "devoid of human involvement".
Nature flourishes in the absence of human life.
He didn't have an absence of human emotion… I think he was in a lot of pain.
The repetitive rhythm of the blows is a vivid illustration of the complete absence of human feeling in some encounters between police officers and suspects.
The fox case is a manufactured example, but, in the absence of human intervention, no animal is going to be all that interested in us.
Dr. Klein said that the Uerpmann team's case for an earlier out-of-Africa expansion was "provocative, but in the absence of human remains, it's not compelling".
Most fled after the bombing began, with Serbian militias taking advantage of the absence of human rights monitors and the international press to step up their "ethnic cleansing" campaign.
The tension between the metaphoric presence and absence of human figures becomes particularly compelling in his miniature planetary models or his diverse collection of buttons, all exquisitely carved from human bones.
The rocks here range from baroque flamboyance to minimalist compression; but they are not so amazing as objects that you fail to miss the absence of human imagination or artifice.
"Killer robots" – autonomous weapons systems that can identify and destroy targets in the absence of human control – should be strictly monitored to prevent violations of international or humanitarian law, nations from around the world demanded on Thursday.
But Jude Law, who will star as the title character in a London production that opens tonight, is worried that his acting will be compromised by an absence of human remains.
Humans are an integral part of the earth's ecology, and the consequences of human behavior are just as much a part of evolution as species-altering events that occur in nature in the absence of human intervention (e.g., volcanoes).
