The phrase "absolute silence from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete lack of communication or response from someone or something.
Example: "After the announcement, there was absolute silence from the audience, as everyone processed the shocking news."
Alternatives: "total silence from" or "complete silence from".
Over one weekend, 24 competitors from seven countries faced each other in more than 45 rounds featuring four-minute sessions that required absolute silence from spectators.
There was absolute silence from the crowds, the only sound being the ripple of the small stream which runs down the slope and an aeroplane passing overhead.
As if Tiger has never played on a municipal course next to a firehouse or alehouse, Williams demands absolute silence from galleries, photographers, blimps and, if given the chance, migrating geese overhead.
In the newly restored 1927 French film, not only are dancers twirling across the floor, but the dance orchestra is shown on screen as well - and the movie conductor's final flourish had better be met with absolute silence from the 15-piece orchestra in the pit.
None of the companies involved will confirm the new Google Music service – we have "no comments" or absolute silence from Google, LaLa, MySpace and iLike.
No sooner had we buckled our seat belts than Andy announced he needed absolute silence for the first hour of our drive while he took a call from a Washington bigwig.
Cummings required absolute silence for his work.
An hour and a half outside town, the main lodge greets you with absolute silence, apart from the occasional birdcall or the rustle of monkeys overhead.
The portrait of electronic music presented by "Modulations" focuses more on its pop manifestations than on its "classical" side, although the composers Karlheinz Stockhausen (who observes that there is "no absolute silence in the world") and John Cage are heard from.
Mr Robin, citing information from the "black box" voice recorder said there was "absolute silence in the cockpit" as the pilot fought to re-enter it.
