The phrase "absence of indigenous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the lack of indigenous people, cultures, or species in a particular area or situation.
Example: "The absence of indigenous species in the ecosystem has led to significant ecological imbalances."
Alternatives: "lack of indigenous" or "nonexistence of indigenous".
To make matters more complicated, among the many negative legacies of colonialism for aboriginal people worldwide is what the geographer and demographer John Taylor calls the absence of "indigenous data sovereignty".
The absence of indigenous B. tabaci north and west of Sichuan, Chongqing, Hubei, Anhui and Jiangsu is most likely a consequence of average winter temperatures that fall below zero [40].
Indigenous patients have identified the absence of Indigenous workers as a significant barrier to the availability of health care [ 25].
The pattern of MeV genotypes observed in the United States in 1993 2001 suggests an absence of indigenous transmission of virus since no genotype was consistently isolated.
One of the contexts for its establishment was the continued need for external consultants to manage 'problems or agenda of intellectual nature', because of the absence of indigenous intellectual capital in health sciences in Nepal [ 17].
However, the absence of Indigenous staff within smaller organisations has implications for the cultural competence of staff in that they do not benefit from "on the job" learning through interaction with Indigenous co-workers.
Antarctica, despite the absence of an indigenous human population, continues to provide powerful and evocative images.
In the absence of any indigenous beach culture, the Chinese had brought some in wholesale from California.
American Romantic painters were largely influenced by trends in late 18th-century Europe, especially Britain, but the absence of an indigenous artistic tradition permitted a much more intuitive development.
But in 2007, frustrated by the absence of other indigenous voices in opera – Cheetham is, to the best of her knowledge, the world's only professional opera singer of Aboriginal Australian heritage – she decided to write an opera for and about Aboriginal communities.
In the slurry inoculated with pre-adapted cultures of Arthrobacter sp. FG1, the 4-chlorobenzoic acid degradation was found to be slower than that observed in the slurry inoculated with the recombinant strain P. putida PaW340/pDH5, regardless of the presence or absence of soil indigenous bacteria.
