The phrase "absence of such commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lack of dedication or promise towards a particular cause or action.
Example: "The project's failure can be attributed to the absence of such commitment from the stakeholders involved."
Alternatives: "lack of such commitment" or "nonexistence of such commitment".
Oil traders interpreted the absence of such commitments as an indication that producers might not meet demands by the United States and other oil-consuming nations for a substantial increase in output.
Examples of such commitment mechanisms are in the Global Fund for HIV/AIDS, TB, and Malaria.
"In the absence of such a commitment, neither war nor terrorism will ever be overcome".
In the absence of such a commitment, neither war nor terrorism will ever be overcome". The pope said he hoped Bush's visit would give "new impetus" to cooperation with Europe, where opposition to the Iraq war has been strong.
This search does not imply any evaluation of the outcome of such commitments.
Decisive commitment in the absence of such assurance may nevertheless be possible, motivated (as Swinburne suggested in the first edition of his Faith and Reason) by the evaluative belief that 'unless [faith-propositions are true], that which is most worthwhile is not to be had' (Swinburne, 1981, 117).
Absence of such ligation brought about mass cell death in our osteogenic model with osteoblasts (as representative of ADCs) and failure of osteogenic commitment of mesenchymal stem cells (as representative of anchorage-dependent progenitors).
The absence of such information hinders development of a strategic approach to optimising recruitment to RCTs in mental health, undermining achievement of the governments' commitment to making the NHS a research oriented, innovative organization [ 11].
The absence of such lawsuits is unsurprising.
The absence of such a game was an anomaly".
