The phrase "address this absence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to acknowledge or deal with a lack of something, such as a person, information, or an issue.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address this absence of communication that has been affecting our project."
Alternatives: "tackle this gap" or "confront this deficiency."
The goal of this paper was to generate a set of soil variables to address this absence.
In this paper I seek to address this absence through engagement with two related bodies of work: ecological formulations of place and relational notions of selfhood.
To complement previous work [17], this paper is going to address this absence.
To assess attempts to address this absence, instructors and researchers require tools to measure student learning of genetic drift.
Our objective is to address this absence of a gold standard by establishing an expert-based determination of influenza epidemic periods through a Delphi process [ 11].
One of the solutions suggested, to address this absence of personnel to attend to surgical conditions in sub-Saharan Africa, is through optimisation of available human resources for universal access to essential and emergency surgical services [ 8].
This book addresses this absence by investigating the structure of women's livelihoods and coping capacity in a disaster vulnerable coastal area of Bangladesh.
Only one article addressed this absence, particularly around questions of responsibility.
Quadrivalent influenza vaccines containing B strains from both lineages have recently been approved so this should address the absence of priming for one specific influenza B strain when there is a mismatch between the vaccine and the circulating strains.
This challenge is fair, but to some extent this study seeks to address the absence of direct individual level needs data by using diagnostic information.
Does your conversation hint at this? Do you hear unspoken words that address the absence of trust?
