The phrase "authorized absence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is officially permitted to be away from a place, such as work or school, often due to specific reasons like illness or leave.
Example: "The employee's authorized absence was due to a medical emergency, and all necessary documentation was provided."
Alternatives: "approved leave" or "official absence".
The combination of the three samples, authorized by the absence of a significant clinical difference between them, confirmed association and linkage for the C allele (AFBAC, 64.6% versus 58.1%, P = 0.005; TDT, 56.5% of transmission, P = 0.009) (Table 8).
Estimating available working time, defined as the time a health worker has available in one year to do their work, given authorized and unauthorized absences for leave, sickness, and so on.
Additionally, schools could reduce the likelihood that children with underlying conditions predisposing them to complications of 2009 H1N1 will be exposed by authorizing a liberal absence policy for those students.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Early Tuesday afternoon, Nick Mangold stood on the sideline at Jets headquarters, his rare and partial absence from practice authorized by none other than Coach Rex Ryan.
In the provinces, the Mamlūks maintained ḥājibs as officers second or third in command after the governors and authorized to take their place in their absence or death.
Table 1 Computer input-fraud script (Willison, 2006 ) SCRIPT ACTION A1 Deliberately gaining access to the organization A2 Already authorized as employee A3 Wait for employees' absence from offices.
Responding that he was not authorized to make an offer in the absence of a request to do so by the officials in Franklin County, he offered a $500 reward from his own money.
Truancy refers to the intentional absence from school that is not authorized by the school.
Mr. Luqman, who was authorized by Mr. Fuat to lead the prayers in his absence, encouraged the followers to write letters to the sheik.
Curiously, a series of posthumous bronzes signed "Degas" that are legally authentic (because the estate that owns their copyright authorized the casting) but that are effectively copies made in the absence of the artist, sold like hot cakes.
