The phrase "absence of objectivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or perspective that lacks impartiality or neutrality, often in discussions about bias or subjectivity.
Example: "The absence of objectivity in the report raises concerns about its credibility and reliability."
Alternatives: "lack of objectivity" or "deficiency of objectivity".
Its phone polls of questionable provenance, absence of objectivity, and its unwarranted attacks on individuals will provide the next generation of media studies students with the raw material for a fascinating thesis".
Since these "Royal Caribbean Champions" did not necessarily declare their incentivised status alongside their effusive commentary, other cruise-site users have been huffing and puffing about the absence of objectivity.
We then move on to a second conception of objectivity as absence of normative commitments and value-freedom, and once more we contrast arguments in favor of such a conception with the challenges it faces.
My briefing when it eventually came was characterised by personal comments, a lack of objectivity, an almost uniform absence of admissible evidence, an abundance of hearsay, and evidence of lifestyle which was of no relevance to the facts in issue.
The questionnaire was evaluated for the presence or absence of the following criteria: comprehensiveness, objectivity and relevance.
"The increasing absence of legal representatives to provide an 'emotional buffer', and a degree of objectivity, is likely to mean a rise in courtroom tensions.
The third conception of objectivity which we discuss at length is the idea of absence of personal bias.
According to the VFI, scientific objectivity is characterized by absence of contextual values and by exclusive commitment to epistemic values in scientific reasoning.
A feeling of objectivity.
I believe in the ideal of objectivity".
There is such a lack of objectivity.
