"absent note" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a note from a parent or guardian granting permission for a student to be absent from school for a certain period of time. For example, "The teacher accepted Mary's absent note and allowed her to take the day off."
"Entrepreneurs and business leaders are almost absent," noted the report, and "globalisation and free trade are treated with distrust".The national syllabus has been somewhat revised since 2011.
Red ballets, red triangles, blue ballet denote tactuses of the pieces, absent notes at tactuses, error candidates of tactuses.
The truth is, someone may be board certified in internal medicine or another specialty and no one has really ascertained that their technique in doing an ankle reflex enables them to accurately say a reflex is truly absent — take note, you would be surprised how most 'absent' reflexes become 'present' when you learn good technique.
If a child is absent, we note the name down and come back".
Such addenda have precedent in the remarks of T.S. Eliot affixed to "The Waste Land"; if the poem were absent the notes would serve as well.
Toward the end of 2003, Mr. Snowden wrote that he was joining the Army, listing Buddhism as his religion ("agnostic is strangely absent," he noted parenthetically about the military recruitment form).
When NKCC1 was absent, they noted, the cells had larger focal adhesions, which allow for Velcro-like attachment to surrounding cells.
Also absent are noted philanthropists like Duty Free Shoppers Group founder Chares Feeney and British hedge fund manager Chris Hohn, as they gifted economic interests in their respective companies which have since grown in value to, or thrown off cash totaling, more than $1 billion.
Where this was absent, the notes were excluded.
