The phrase "absence of parity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing equality, balance, or fairness, particularly in fields like economics, mathematics, or social issues.
Example: "The absence of parity in wage distribution has led to significant disparities among employees."
Alternatives: "lack of equality" or "deficiency of balance".
Let's be clear: Women are not to blame for the absence of gender parity in business.
(One interesting aspect of this year's N.F.L. season is the absence of the usual parity in the standings. The are several outstanding teams and several awful ones).
The algorithm employing stability checks permits the most efficient use of instruction memory due to the absence of a separate parity-check phase.
The greater instruction-memory efficiency of the decoder using the IPC with stability check is the result of the absence of a separate parity-check phase in the schedule.
The sports industry pays lip service to "parity" these days, which means spreading victory around to as many markets as possible, but the price of parity is the absence of champions who fire the imagination the way the old New York Yankees, Green Bay Packers, Joe Louis, Muhammad Ali and Arnold Palmer did.
In the absence of comparative data, an assumption of parity was made between relapse rates for all active treatments and also between patients who were contraindicated for stimulants and those who were not.
It is a good thing for the N.F.L. that parity died the year before the salary cap does, or everyone would blame the absence of the cap for the parody of parity.
However, it is worth mentioning that some of the usual correlates of high SRB such as urban residence, absence of male birth or high parity, do not appear to be significant in Viet Nam.
In the absence of p53, the protection afforded by parity or exogenous E+P is lost [ 22, 23].
To our knowledge, no one has studied the interaction between the absence of the 19-repeat allele and parity on IGF-1 levels and subsequent breast cancer risk.
Politicians have lauded apprenticeships, while permitting a proliferation of complex frameworks, a patchwork of continuous assessment, an absence of grading and independent assessment and low parity of esteem.
