The phrase "anticipated absence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where someone is expected to be away or not present, often in a formal context such as work or school.
Example: "Please inform your supervisor of your anticipated absence next week due to personal reasons."
Alternatives: "expected absence" or "projected absence".
The 28-year-old's anticipated absence would make Christie's path to gold slightly easier, though Chinese team-mate Fan Kexin, Ter Mors and a South Korean contingent led by Shim Suk-hee will be in contention.
His anticipated absence tomorrow after a promising cameo against Paraguay in the quarter-final will do little for the player's mood.
Her anticipated absence at the helm of her company, where she gave up her roles as an officer and director after her conviction, has already had an impact.
"It could be short," Manager Don Mattingly said of Baez's anticipated absence.
When we examined the immunoblot of tardbp fh301/fh301 adult zebrafish with the antibody h.TDP-43 Ab1, we surprisingly observed a 20-fold increase in the ∼43 kDa signal (Fig. 2A, #, and B, $, C, D) in the tardbp fh301/fh301 fish, instead of the anticipated absence of the ∼43 kDa band corresponding to the full-length Tardbp protein.
Therefore, it would not be unlikely to anticipate the absence of master regulator(s) of other stress tolerances in Nipponbare.
In single cells, we anticipate the absence of recovery of photo-bleached Golgi in presence of H89.
In contrast, a 4-layer 1.7-μm Yb2SiO5 particle assembly could not be consolidated and densified, as anticipated from the absence of the viscous sintering mechanism provided by the SiO2 phase.
This can happen only when the effective particle velocity increases, this turn means that dispersion forces should be active in mixtures, a result anticipated in the absence of any specific interactions such as hydrogen bonding.
As anticipated, in the absence of serum more apoptotic cells could be observed compared to cells treated with 10% of serum (Figure 3A).
These studies anticipated that the absence of this detoxifying enzyme may play an important role in development and progression of esophageal carcinoma [ 38, 41].
