The phrase "absence recorded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as attendance records, where you are noting that someone was not present.
Example: "The attendance sheet shows that her absence recorded was due to illness."
Alternatives: "absence noted" or "absence logged".
Due to the high occurrence, the overall socioeconomic costs derived from headaches are substantial and also cause 20% of the overall sickness absence recorded in the total Danish workforce.
Biopsies were scanned and presence or absence recorded.
All pathological characteristics analyzed were looked for in every specimen and their presence or absence recorded explicitly.
Thereafter, the mice were monitored up to 14 days post-therapy and the presence of tumours or their absence recorded every 2 days.
All pathology features analysed were looked for in every specimen and their presence or absence recorded explicitly and there were no missing data on any pathology variable.
During the 6-year study period, there were a total of 78743 episodes of sickness absence recorded, with a mean duration of 2.3 days (range: 0.5 days to 92 days).
The 15 absences, recorded on 11 June, equated to an absence rate of 10.6%.
The poor fit of the sessile invertebrate models may be the combined result of grouping organisms with different environmental requirements and the effect of false absences recorded during video interpretation due to poor image quality.
20 However, that study screened children who missed 20% of school and whose absence was recorded as 'medical absence', whereas we assessed children who missed school for any reason, including those whose absence was classified as unauthorised.
Data on absences due to ordinary sickness absence was recorded by frequency and duration categories, including number of sickness absence days within each category.
He mused that in Martin's absence, records might fall.
