The phrase "absence of statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there are no declarations or assertions made about a particular subject.
Example: "The report was deemed incomplete due to the absence of statements regarding the project's outcomes."
Alternatives: "lack of statements" or "nonexistence of statements".
I am dismayed by the absence of statements on issues that concern so many of us who live outside the realm of professional politics, Democratic or Republican.
The disparity in results might be explained by the absence of statements about rules of social contract in the descriptors in this study.
The results described here showed that the presence or absence of statements about the moral status and rules of social contract in descriptors tagged to learned faces led to diverging results.
Due to the brevity or absence of statements about ethical issues, it was usually unclear what participants had been told was the purpose of the study.
The noticeable absence of statement flats this season stopped at Céline, where cool, loose-fitting clothes came paired with cozy fur-lined slip-ons and hairy blue sandals like the ones shown here.
In the absence of such statements, or where public statements are contrary to the behaviour of the government (for example, if it is raising its d/GDP but publicly proclaiming its peaceful intentions and denying that it is threatened by, or is threatening, any other country), the economist would rely on the d/GDP as an indicator of true intentions.
It acknowledges that in the absence of written statements of support from shareholders it is not in a position to make any statement of shareholder support which accords with the provisions of Rule 19.3".
"An absence of public statements does not mean an absence of concern and engagement on these issues," the official said.
But in the absence of detailed statements from the government, outside observers and Cubans were left to speculate.
We conclude by stressing the potential for the globalizing effects of PMS through the interaction of the discourses of HQ and subunits, even in the absence of explicit statements about globalization.
I see only one path that is marked by the legislative record, and the only silence I perceive is the striking absence of any statements in the statute or the legislative history that support the majority's interpretation.
