The phrase "absence until now" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has not been present or available up to the current moment.
Example: "The absence until now of any significant evidence has raised questions about the validity of the claims."
Alternatives: "lack up to this point" or "nonexistence until now".
And in the absence of players from the U.S. and Europe like Spotify and (until now) 7digital, emerging countries have seen the rise of local companies offering the same services, e.g. Saavn, the "Spotify of India".
It adds up to the first biggish wobble for Mr Abe's government since he returned to office in December 2012.Perhaps the administration's absence of money scandals until now is the surprising thing.
With Rangers' absence until at least 2015-16 now apparently accepted, the SPL must now conclude its commercial arrangements.
Representative Dan Burton, chairman of the House Government Reform Committee, called the absence of follow-up studies until now a serious federal lapse.
Until now, their absence from the national pollution index created an absurd discrepancy between official claims of "blue sky" conditions and the reality of air so putrid and murky it could be tasted.
However, the absence of a legal framework until now doesn't mean scientists can do whatever they want, Bambridge says.
A hallmark of several OXPHOS promoters studied until now is the absence of a typical TATA box adjacent to the TSS.
The absence of a relationship between the until now most recognised and most effective prognostic factors [ 19] and patient survival time resulted most probably from the highly uniform character of the examined group of patients.
Because of the absence of any outcrops in the Jatobá Basin until now, these alluvial fans were interpreted solely through seismic analysis.
The promising sign in the uprisings and demonstrations in all the countries involved until now has been the absence of the fanatics with explosives strapped to their bodies.
