"absent of any" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would typically use this phrase to imply the lack of something. For example, "The room was absent of any furniture."
Thousands have come to these hills, but the area is almost entirely absent of any belongings.
In contemporary architectural practice, absent of any overarching religious dogmas, what constitutes 'sacred' space?
When reloading, your weapon simply disappears from the screen for a few seconds, absent of any sound or animation.
His writing, which appears as an entire alphabet in "Flip the Script," was absent of any flourish or style.
The meetings were cordial, absent of any discussions of controversial topics such as President Trump's derogatory comments about African countries, according to local news reports.
You seem to suggest that your view is purely doctrinal, and your passion for it absent of any personal, situational, relational, or institutional influences.
While Congress and the Fed discuss what to do about the slow economy, there are a few voices notably absent: those of any important CEOs willing to do their part to increase hiring.
It found that absent any of the legislative changes made over the past year — under unified Republican control of government — deficits would have indeed fallen.
It's an unceremonious parting, absent any of the warmth that surfaced during their hot-spring idyll.
Furthermore, as the Court demonstrates, see ante, at ----, during the same periotherher American courts affirmed convictions of public officials for extortion based upon corrupt receipt of payment absent any claim of right.
But walk due west just 100 meters from the farmhouse and you'll confront a far less pastoral reality: endless waves of sand, absent any sign of life, that stretch as far as the eye can see.
