The phrase "absent about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means "missing or lacking in regards to" and can be used to indicate that something is not present or lacking in a certain aspect. Example: The report was thorough, but it was absent about the financial data. (meaning the report did not include information about the finances).
Montgomery County reported that just 14percentt of its teachers are chronically absent, about half the average.
While Signorina Liona was absent, about half-past five, a well-dressed young man called and asked to speak to her.
For example, we were struck by the fact that among those interviewed were three former students of Ballou who are now in college, including one who was absent about half the school year.
There is something weirdly absent about this performance, which seems to have been been co-sponsored by Percodan, with additional vexed walking-and-talking-while-on-cellphone brought to you by Klonopin.
There is, on the other hand, something unreal and absent about this lacklustre 1920s period picture, which clunks and clanks along on autopilot, with vague borrowings from PG Wodehouse, Agatha Christie and indeed Woody Allen's own earlier work.
James, 89, who is a Conservative peer and was a BBC governor for five years from 1988, told an audience from which senior ITV executives were conspicuously absent about her own experiences as a subject of a South Bank Show documentary and praised Bragg for never using the programme as an ego trip.
"But the film is about the father and the family's love for Elizabeth who is absent and about Daniel's character's love for his daughter, who is absent.
Would you ever say "absent tears" about a man?
Absent certainty about the source, it is almost impossible to mount a counterattack.
Absent consensus about standards for measuring excellence in art, it becomes an empty term of endearment and a marketing label.
The conference is scheduled to take place on Jan . 16and 17, and embassy leaders from around the world are expected to be absent for about one week from the countries in which they work.
