The phrase "consecutive absences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a series of absences in a row. For example: "John had three consecutive absences from school."
In our analysis, long-term sickness absence was defined as minimum 4 weeks of consecutive sickness absence, because 4 weeks are the minimum period that is registered within the weekly based DREAM register.
Further in the Norwegian system, a 56-day consecutive sickness absence prompts a thorough medical report including an activity plan for the patient's return to work.
Regions of low coverage and consecutive gene absence were calculated using the genomeCoverageBed and intersectBed utilities of BEDTools 2.12.0 (Quinlan and Hall 2010).
CM users were defined as those who had been using CM consecutively for at least one month or cumulatively for at least 3 months with no more than 45 days of absence in total and no more than 7 consecutive days of absence when the survey was conducted.
Using a different standard for chronic absences — 10 consecutive days or 20 days over four months — the rate has declined, to 9percentt in 2007-8 from 11percentt in 2004-5, according to the department.
Decolonization was defined as the absence of Candida in two consecutive samples, or as the absence of Candida in the last available sample before extubation or discharge.
Barca stumbled during Messi's most recent absence, losing consecutive games to Ajax Amsterdam in the Champions League and Athletic Bilbao in La Liga.
The All Blacks are favourites to win the competition for the third consecutive year despite the absence of fly-half Dan Carter with a broken leg.
Complete loss (>99.99%) of the plasmid occurred in some labeled strains after five consecutive subcultures in the absence of selective pressure, whereas it remained stable in others.
The monitoring of one site over two consecutive winters showed an absence of Gd-suspect bats from September until the end of January (Figure S1).
