The phrase "absence reduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to convey that the state of absence has been diminished or lessened.
Example: "The team's performance improved significantly after the absence reduced due to better attendance."
Alternatives: "decreased absence" or "lessened absence".
With an econometric cost-effectiveness analysis [ 47] carried out by an econometrician, intervention costs will be compared with the obtained benefits due to reduced sickness absence, reduced turnover, improved work productivity, reduced number of incidents, and increased economic performance.
Its absence reduced his club choices to 13, but it was hardly missed.
An inactive workplace has been linked with diminished organisational health outcomes, increased sickness absence, reduced productivity and workplace engagement [3].
However, Bróðir's absence reduced the morale of his men, and the Manx Vikings began to flee back to their ships after they were broken by the personal bodyguard of Murchad, the son of Brian, ending in an eventual victory for Brian's allies.
In our hands, PALS1 did not integrate the CBM, but its absence reduced CARMA1 binding to BCL10.
The estimate included both the direct medical costs of diabetes and its complications and indirect costs caused by work absence, reduced productivity at work, disability and premature death.
The Scotland utility back, Chris Paterson, was also on the shortlist, with the Lions needing to find another goal-kicker with Halfpenny's absence reducing them to two specialists.
His absence reduces the Senators' chances, not only to even the series with the Rangers, which they trail, 2-1 – but also to snap their seven-game home losing streak in postseason play.
Interestingly, the findings do not support an assumption that stigma linked to absence reduces as the absence level increases.
The presence of Ca(OH 2 may adversely influence resistance to sulfates, while its absence reduces the pH, leading to corrosion of the steel in reinforced concrete.
"His absence reduces the chances that he'll screw things up," says the executive, who asked that his name not be used.
