The phrase "abstention among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of refraining from participating or voting within a specific group or context.
Example: "The abstention among the committee members during the vote raised concerns about the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "non-participation within" or "refusal to engage among".
The first exit polls suggested a historical level of abstention among voters hovering around 34%.
His party's European elections victory was tempered by a low turnout and abstention among young and working class voters.
There was, said Pierre Giacometti, chief of the Ipsos polling institute, a "structural abstention" among people who "no longer regard Election Day as a sacred day".
Also, it may be an indication of cohort effects, as there is a tendency for lower levels of alcohol consumption and more abstention among adolescents in recent years.
High levels of abstention from alcohol were also noted among second-generation Irish women, consistent with a previous study suggesting high levels of abstention among Irish people living in Britain mixed with a picture of greater use among those who reported any alcohol use at all.
Mr. Li attracted three "no" votes and six abstentions among the 2,949 votes counted as valid.
More frequent and heavy drinking occurs among men, while more long-term abstention occurs among women; no cultural differences or historical changes have entirely erased these differences (20).
Neves fans comfort themselves that polls consistently understate their candidate's support, because they fail to account for abstentions, higher among poorer voters who prefer PT.Hours before the latest, hopeful batch were published, spirits on Avenida Paulista were high.
Although the veto was to have tragic consequences for ordinary Syrians, there were no abstentions and among the thirteen Security Council members who voted for the resolution were India and South Africa.
"Conspicuous abstention" replaced voracious consumerism among the fast-growing, younger breed of newly rich.
Mélenchon warned that abstention had been high among young voters, calling on them to turn out in the final round to stop Macron having "full power".
