The phrase "absence of post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation where a post or position is not filled or is missing.
Example: "The absence of post in the department has led to increased workload for the remaining staff."
Alternatives: "lack of post" or "void of post".
Absence of post amplification procedures allows rapid analysis with a greater sample throughput, yet with less risk of amplicon carry-over as reaction tubes are not opened.
The following parameters affecting corono-radicular restoration were studied: 2 levels of coronal destruction, core materials, post materials when present, and absence of post.
WSC mobilization in LOK-1 was up to 44.6 and 20.7%, in NIAW-34 was up to 38.6 and 12.15% higher than the same in other cultivars in the presence and absence of post anthesis soil moisture stress respectively (Fig. 8).
Although death certification in the absence of post mortem has its limitations owing to reporting errors, it has been shown to be of value in this cancer group (Leitner et al, 2001).
These panels identified four main themes: GPs rarely make independent dementia diagnosis; GPs and memory nurses work together; patients and carers generally experience a high quality diagnostic service; an absence of post diagnostic support.
And according to one study, acts of premeditated aggression in the military is a predictor of an absence of post-traumatic stress.
And so to Cinderella, a live-action reboot of one of Disney's most enduring animations (the credits cite their "Cinderella properties" alongside Perrault), notable for its straight-faced sentimentality and unfashionable absence of post-Enchanted irony.
Apologies for the absence of posts here lately.
Apologies to readers for the absence of posts recently.
The relative absence of posts for the more senior junior doctors also means the experienced will be shunted into non-career posts, while inexperienced colleagues entering at a lower level will become the consultants of the future.
Orchids are especially prone to hybridization, partly due to the frequent weakness or even absence of post-zygotic barriers to gene exchange.
