The phrase "absence of the initial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the lack of an initial element, such as in linguistics, programming, or other analytical discussions.
Example: "The absence of the initial letter in the word changes its meaning entirely."
Alternatives: "lack of the initial" or "nonexistence of the initial".
Another possibility that was put forth is that alla matriciana is the same as amatriciana, with the absence of the initial "a" because of a Roman dialect.
However, sample S6 exhibited an absence of the initial stage.
The XRD pattern (Figure 4c) of the nano-composite shows the absence of the initial sulfur pattern, which implies that the sulfur may exist in an amorphous phase after the impregnation.
The absence of the initial reduction area of shear stress (Fig. 15) with increase in shear rate (when temperature reaches WAT) may indicate that Ekowinter has a depressor action in relation to wax, and presumably in such conditions the coagulation structure is formed (soft deposits).
Izutani and Hirasawa (1987a, b) have shown that the thus defined strong motion duration, Dij, has no clear dependence on the source-to-site distance and is not significantly affected by the absence of the initial part of P-waves and the later part of coda waves.
The first scenario is the absence of the tipping fee, the second scenario is the absence of the initial cost including land and machineries, the third scenario is the absence of CER benefit, and the fourth scenario is the absence of all external supports (tipping fee, the initial cost, and CER) in all plants.
In the absence of pectin, the initial rate of lipid digestion depended strongly on emulsifier type: being 20.5, 18.6, and 6.4 %FFA min−1 for Tween 80, lactoferrin, and caseinate, respectively.
In the absence of RanGTP, the initial recovery of the impβ signal after bleaching took several seconds (time to 20% recovery = 1.6 ± 0.1 s, N = 20, Figure 1D, blue).
In the absence of overdiagnosis, the initial excess risk from screening would be fully compensated by a deficit in risk over time in the absence of screening ("compensatory drop", Puliti et al., 2011 [ 16]).
In the absence of cells, the initial concentration is not sustained in the medium (Fig. 2) and therefore the concentration of the agent and the time of exposure are not well controlled.
In the absence of overdiagnosis, the initial increase in cancers in the screened age groups would be fully compensated for by a similar decrease in cancers among older age groups, who are no longer offered screening.
