The phrase "absence of network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is no connectivity or communication network available.
Example: "The absence of network in the remote area made it difficult for the team to coordinate their efforts."
Alternatives: "lack of connectivity" or "no network access".
There is also a near-total absence of network interference.
Frank Rich is wrong to endorse the virtual absence of network coverage of the two major party conventions ["3 Hours, 4 Nights, 1 Fear," July 25].
The resulting networks simulate automata in real-time and are programmed directly, in the absence of network training.
In other words, the main obstacle to the creation of networks is the absence of network organizers and, as a result, lack of coordination.
The phone's data is locally saved in a 'delay tolerant' way: in the absence of network access, the phone accumulates the collected database files locally.
In the absence of network congestions in low data-rate WBANs, such buffering delays are usually much larger compared to the congestion delay.
The degree of networking score was normalized (SIN score) with the maximum score for each protein so that the scores varied from 0 (absence of any network) to 1 (most networked).
In the absence of the network survey, we were not able to conduct a detailed social network analysis or to produce quantitative network measures such as density and centrality, and relied solely on the additional analyses described in the earlier sections of this publication.
These techniques have revealed that, even in the absence of stimulation, network activity organizes in complex spatiotemporal patterns [1], [3] [8] that reflect, at least to some extent, the underlying network architecture [5], [6].
Nationally, the picture was not all bad, with the party taking 12.7% of the vote overall – a share that Farage attributed to Ukip's social media strategy in the absence of a network of activists on the scale of the other parties.
