The phrase 'in absent' is not correct or usable in written English.
Instead, you might use the phrase 'in absentia,' which is Latin for 'in absence.' For example, "The award was accepted in absentia by the winner's family."
Equalities minister Jo Swinson is right to point out that fathers who take paternity leave, or simply take their turn calling in absent because a child is sick, are often mocked or considered oddities, if not nuisances, in the workplace.
Trende: Forty percent [approval] seven months in, absent a recession, is really not good.
Causative mutations occur throughout the CYBB gene, resulting in absent or defective gp91phox protein expression.
Career to date She began her career off-Broadway in Absent Friends, before moving to Los Angeles.
Genetic polymorphisms result in absent enzyme activity of CYP2D6 (poor metabolizers, PM) in about 10% of the Caucasian population.
It's directed by fellow hot talent Jeremy Herrin, who is hoping to follow up on a terrific run of recent productions in Absent Friends and South Downs.
Secretaries, janitors and teachers are filling in for absent officers.
Fahy, J. V. Type 2 inflammation in asthma present in most, absent in many.
Breathes the soul who has not at some point, in absent-mindedness or ignorance, substituted "its" for "it's," and vice versa?
As she talked she stared in absent-minded fascination at the way the dying sun shone crimson through her husband's earlobe and made his dandruff into flakes of fire, but her thoughts were hurrying ahead to the evening".
In the US, about a third of boys are raised in absent-father homes, while in the UK about a quarter of children are raised by single mothers, triple what it was in 1971.
