The phrase "absence there is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is missing or not present in a particular context.
Example: "In the discussion of the project, the absence there is of clear communication has led to misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "there is a lack of" or "there is an absence of".
In Camby's absence, there is no intimidating interior presence to put a halt to the easy layups.
She understands grief's paradoxical essence, which is the constant presence of absence; there is an awful moment in the book when, unable to remember a detail of a story about her father that she plans to tell at his memorial service, she picks up the phone to call him.
In his absence there is no doubt that the network will suffer to some degree, even if Choudary's own reputation is enhanced to some degree by the perception that he is martyr to the cause, possibly adding to his street cred among followers when he is released.
Although the Giants (5-2) have won four straight games in his absence, there is a new sense of uncertainty lingering over Kiwanuka and his future with the franchise after the announcement Thursday that he would be placed on injured reserve with a herniated disk in his neck, ending his season.
In his absence, there is something of a paucity of obvious "new generation" candidates aside from New York's governor.
A painting might be constructed from absence to presence, or erased from presence to absence; there is no way to be sure.
In terms of authorised and unauthorised absences there was a small rise - from 6.7% in 2009-10 to 6.8% in 2010-11.
In Alastair Cook's absence there was no great metamorphosis for the England one-day team.
And despite Spezza's absence, there's plenty to like about the Sens' top line of Clarke MacArthur, Kyle Turris, and Bobby Ryan.
While the audience may have regretted Ms. Grimaud's absence, there was audible pleasure in the announcement of the Rachmaninoff.
After his 30-year absence, there was no guarantee audiences would be keen on another parched excursion in the company of Max Rockatansky.
