The phrase "absence of qualified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate a lack of qualified individuals or elements in a particular situation or field.
Example: "The absence of qualified candidates for the position has delayed the hiring process."
Alternatives: "lack of qualified" or "shortage of qualified".
The NGO expulsions left key gaps in the provision of vital services In West Darfur alone, nineteen feeding centers in camps for internally displaced people were affected by the suspension of the aid agencies – the challenge was how to keep them operational in the absence of qualified and experienced staff.
In the absence of qualified entry-level workers, some companies have started using prison labour.In this workers' market, anyone with a measurable pulse and two fingers to peck at a keyboard is employable.
Research on FE method simulation of CMT + P MIX welding process has been suspended because of the absence of qualified model for characterizing cooperation between wire feeding and heat input.
The 2D spatial-selective rf pulses were designed using a novel Krotov-based optimal control approach capable of iteratively fast providing successful pulse sequences in the absence of qualified initial guesses.
Yet the painful absence of qualified brown people in front and behind the lens remains, affecting everything from soap operas to feature films.
With that shocking discovery of right-wing extremism and the obvious absence of qualified investigators (authorities didn't pick up on that killing spree for like a decade), we wanted to know how present the fear of terror is in the mind of the Germans.
According to the European Union's "comitology" rules, the commission shall authorize the crop's cultivation in the absence of a qualified majority at the council.
Presently, in the absence of novel qualified translational biomarkers, the challenge for drug discovery is to minimize, and ideally eliminate, late stage drug failures due to DILI signals that may or may not indicate life threatening injury.
The Republic of the Congo was still reliant on colonial institutions like the Force Publique to function from day to day, and white technical experts, installed by the Belgians, were retained in the broad absence of suitably qualified black Congolese replacements (partly the result of colonial restrictions regarding higher education).
Furthermore, the female might accept the male in the absence of a qualified follicle resulting in ovulation failure.
This is partly because of insufficient infrastructure but, critically, also because of the absence of suitably qualified lecturers and academic mentors.
