The phrase "absence of rainfall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing weather conditions, climate, or agricultural impacts related to a lack of precipitation.
Example: "The prolonged absence of rainfall has led to severe drought conditions in the region."
Alternatives: "lack of precipitation" or "dry spell".
In general, the absence of rainfall in the tunnel minimizes nitrogen loss.
Experts and ranchers say the hammering heat and near-total absence of rainfall play havoc on nearly every corner of their business.
Indeed, N ~ 4 in Fig. 11a minimizes the total annual costs (soiling + cleaning), which basically means that in Iquique, in the absence of rainfall, solar modules should be cleaned every 3 months (assuming a cleaning price of US$5/kWp).
The long absence of rainfall, by contrast, can cause droughts and severe dust storms when winds blow over parched farmland, as with the "dustbowl" conditions of the U.S. Plains states in the 1930s.
However, the absence of rainfall data does not allow for conclusive interpretation of the isotope results.
It is characterized by absence of rainfall in summer (June September) with rainy season beginning from autumn to spring (October May).
The annual number of days with less than 1 mm precipitation for the 1961 1990 period exceeds 300 (>80% of the time) over the southern and eastern part of the domain (Fig. S 4), demonstrating the near-absence of rainfall.
The absence of heavy rainfall events directly before sampling was of particular importance, since (1) heavy rainfall can lead to a resuspension or remobilization of sediment-bound pollutants (e.g., [13]) (2) the associated floods may result in a displacement of sediments and organisms such as fish (e.g., [14]).
In the production of seeds of many kinds of vegetables, absence of rain, or relatively light rainfall, and low humidity during ripening, harvesting, and curing of the seeds are very important.
Hence, the absence of enough rainfall to support the growth of vegetative flower affects the availability of honey and other products.
Athletes and spectators will enjoy good climatic conditions in Rio de Janeiro, where mild southern hemisphere winter with absence of heavy rainfall provides favorable atmosphere for athletic performance.
