The phrase "absence to call" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a lack of ability or opportunity to make a call, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Due to my absence to call, I missed the important meeting."
Alternatives: "inability to call" or "lack of opportunity to call".
Toronto city leaders on Wednesday urged disgraced Mayor Rob Ford to resign or take a leave of absence to "address your challenges privately," calling his admissions to smoking crack cocaine a distraction and a stain on the city's reputation.
Ramirez's absence prompted the Dodgers to call up Erisbel Arruebarrena from triple-A Albuquerque on Tuesday.
The next most obvious difference is the absence of what we used to call the "industrial struggle".
"We wance did call it Free Town," some weary settlers wrote to Clarkson in 1795, "but since your absence we have a reason to call it a town of slavery".
To call presence/absence (PA) variants, Op and Syn reads were clustered using 100% similarity threshold.
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We gave them sticks to play with in our absence and called out to them from time to time to let them know we were still there.
As Marisa March, an astronomer at University of Pennsylvania, said in her talk, she was pleasantly surprised by the support she received from her senior colleagues when she told them she wanted to take a leave of absence to explore whether she was called to the religious life in a convent.
Neighbors, concerned about my absence, would call the police.
The leader of the UK's fifth-biggest union who has recently rejoined the Labour party after a 25-year absence has called for activists to be allowed to democratically unseat their MPs.
