The phrase "absence of vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a lack of foresight, clarity, or direction in planning or decision-making.
Example: "The project's failure was largely due to the absence of vision from the leadership team."
Alternatives: "lack of foresight" or "deficiency in vision."
The problem is an absence of vision and leadership.
Yet few films have portrayed the absence of vision with any degree of insight.
The absence of vision on the part of the leaders of General Motors and other American automakers caused the decline of their industry.
Before he arrived Austria had become a symbol of underachievement, paying the price for wretched coaching and a glaring absence of vision, but he is now blessed with a generation of highly talented, technical and tactically aware players, most of whom are based abroad.
Upon arrival he reported only moderate facial pain and complete absence of vision, including light and shadow.
Finally, the study of the blind brain allows us to investigate how consciousness develops in the absence of vision.
3 This may preclude a large numbers of glaucoma patients from AIT and similar MIGS which have a highly favourable risk profile compared with traditional filtering glaucoma surgery with near absence of vision-threatening complications: while 74% of glaucomas present with an open angle, angle-closure glaucoma contributes up to 70% of glaucoma cases in women and to 87% of cases in Asians.
In the absence of a vision, one that jibed with Chanel's iconoclastic spirit, Mr. Lagerfeld may have felt compelled to supply his own.
Various owls have only rods in the retina, resulting in an absence of colour vision but a great increase in visual acuity and light sensitivity.
The history of video game-to-film adaptations is littered with the rotting corpses of productions featuring half-arsed storylines, C-grade canding andistinctlyctly regrettable absence of directorial vision.
