The phrase "absent reminder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation where a reminder is not present or has not been given.
Example: "The meeting was missed due to an absent reminder from the organizer."
Alternatives: "missing reminder" or "lack of reminder".
Absent such reminders, the study found, only 65percentt of women and a paltry 31percentt of men used soap.
He said he had never heard of Mutt's but after hearing about the dispute thought, "I've got to go there," a reminder that, absent catastrophe, the adage that any publicity is better than no publicity still holds (for both sides).
It would be nice, however, if GM added a dashboard indicator light or other reminder so that absent-minded individuals, such as this writer, don't walk away in a rainstorm and forget to close these windows.
Hicks may wrap up falling-outs and misunderstandings a bit neatly in the end, but the ghost remains – a reminder of the mysteriously absent mother and the unanswered questions and unresolved hurts that linger past adolescence and haunt our adulthood.
Some analysts said the lower bid was meant as a reminder to Genentech shareholders that absent Roche's bid, Genentech shares would no doubt be selling for less than they are now.
But his rebellion, while appealing to our desire for a dramatic narrative otherwise absent from this glowing and muscular exhibition, served as a reminder of the sheer horsepower that "Odysseo" has marshaled for our pleasure.
Absent from a Kibaki administration, he pledged, will be the omnipresent reminders of who is president.
Absent is the idea of music as reportage: salutary if painful reminders that the present world is not a nice place.
But Mr Li's tour, like Mr Xi's, was a reminder of how big a regional power China has become, and of how absent Mr Obama was.
Only the broadcast antenna that serves as a reminder of the building's years as the home of WUST-AM 1120 appears absent, a later addition.
