The phrase "absent awareness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of not being conscious or aware of something, often in contexts related to psychology or mindfulness.
Example: "His absent awareness of the ongoing discussion made it difficult for him to contribute meaningfully."
Alternatives: "lack of awareness" or "unconsciousness".
But, absent awareness, it's not clear that there's something it's like to "experience" something without being aware that one is experiencing it.
Padela and Mohiuddin cite outdated practice guidelines that claim absent awareness and willful acts in a permanent vegetative state (PVS).
Therefore, more than 40% of these patients are incorrectly diagnosed with absent awareness (Cruse et al. 2014; Schnakers et al. 2009).
This practice, in some context is known as palliative sedation therapy [ 3, 11], has been defined as "the monitored use of medications intended to induce a state of decreased or absent awareness or unconsciousness in order to relieve the burden of otherwise intractable suffering in a manner that is ethically acceptable to the patient, family and health-care providers" [ 2].
In this case, a low retrospective ownership state and almost absent retrospective awareness state will occur, as the sensory representation of the effect stays low.
The mother, who signed her letter "A Virginia Mom," argues that the charges are technically ridiculous because the law speaks of punishment "in cases in which students are absent without awareness and notification from the parent".
Here sit two of the most successful media executives of the age, having fallen in a way that speaks to their self-involvement absent self-awareness, chatting about how misunderstood they both are.
"There is, I think, a general recognition that suicide is related to psychiatric illness," an awareness absent 30 years ago, said Dr. David Brent, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at the University of Pittsburgh.
Several studies that found no P4P effects related their findings to an absent or insufficient awareness of the existence and the elements of a P4P program[ 105, 106].
However, absent a clear-eyed awareness of the organizational and cultural challenges, those same features can also lead to difficulties in the workplace.
Widely absent is even an awareness, let alone a thorough scientific analysis of, the possible pitfalls of the use of resilience and potential types of what might be termed "mal-resilience," in analogy to "mal-adaptation".
