The phrase "absence of justifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that there are no reasons or explanations provided for a particular action or decision.
Example: "The committee's decision was met with criticism due to the absence of justifications for their choice."
Alternatives: "lack of justifications" or "nonexistence of justifications".
Among these variables the relevance of the correlation with the weight has to be considered cautiously since the epoetin dose in the AIMS EOC database was indexed to body weight and in a previous study the absence of justification for body weight adjusted dosage was demonstrated [ 43].
In my manner of exposition there has been the suggestion that the absence of moral justification means the absence of any justification at all; so when I use a phrase like "I just like it," it may seem as if I am a creature of whim who is recommending a world of wantonness.
"In the absence of any justification offered by the requesting state, the US, the court could not find there was reasonable cause for the delay.
"In the absence of legitimate justification for the research there is an indication of misuse of police information systems and unlawful processing of the witness's (sensitive) personal data by all involved.
In Among the Dead Cities, Grayling's quest is to determine whether the RAF bomber attacks on Germany were necessary and proportional, in the absence of which justification he believes they should be deemed a war crime.
Nor are we free to assume that the agents in this case would have proceeded illegally to seize the materials in the barn in the absence of the justification of a valid arrest.
I believe that this chorus has already had significant malign effects; it effectively bullied the Fed into talking about "tapering" despite a total absence of economic justification, and this — by leading markets to believe that the Fed was turning more hawkish in general — has led to higher long-term interest rates.
First, philosophy is given the task of organizing social research and providing its practical aims even in the absence of the justification of its superior capacities.
In the absence of theoretical justification, the merit of each model in the larger class of alternative marginalized models is judged based on goodness of fit considerations.
Value commitments are arbitrary when one forms them thereby rejecting viable alternatives in the absence of any justification for choosing them over other available options.
