The phrase "absence of robust data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a lack of strong or reliable information on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The researchers faced challenges in drawing conclusions due to the absence of robust data on the topic."
Alternatives: "lack of strong data" or "insufficient reliable data".
Thus, and in the absence of robust data, the number of omalizumab-eligible patients has remained unclear.
The principal challenge for crop risk models, similar to the models discussed in this article, is that their foundation is statistical in absence of robust data.
In absence of robust data and consensual guidelines, weaning ED remains challenging.
Elke and colleagues have formed the hypothesis that these contradictory recommendations were due mostly to an absence of robust data concerning patients with sepsis.
In the absence of robust data with standardised coding on HRH expenditures, the model has some utility as an initial 'yardstick'yardstick
In the absence of robust data allowing a systematic review, the points made in this paper are based on a narrative review of the literature concerning the pharmacology of the PPIs and their use in other indications.
Key to getting funding has been its use of robust data proving its impact and efficiency.
They include a number of robust data protection safeguards.
Researchers recognized all of the examples above as surrogates for the preferred method of defining cutoffs of adequacy and/or safety but undertook them because of the absence of more robust data at the time.
We therefore ignore this consistent factor in all of those trials at our peril, in the absence of any robust data indicating that follow-up is not important in the treatment of our patients!
In the absence of more robust data, such reviews, if carried out meticulously, do offer the opportunity to identify the extent of moderate-to-severe postpartum morbidity and the principle causes.
