'is absence of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a lack or decline of something. For example, "The teacher remarked on the is absence of homework submissions from the students."
But the showstopper is "Absence of God IV..
Of particular note is "Absence of God IV..
He said of "The Dalkey Archive" that it was "not a novel" but "really an essay in extreme derision of literary attitudes and people, and one pervasive fault is absence of emphasis, in certain places, to help the reader".
He divided inferences into those whose major premise (sadhya) is universally present, those in which one has to depend only upon the rule "Wherever there is absence of the major, there is absence of the middle (hetu)," and those in which both the positive and the negative rules are at one's disposal.
The advantage of this technique is absence of current transducers for current feedback control loop.
First, there is absence of a shared definition both within and across disciplines.
This shows that there is absence of ICI, i.e., interference among the sub-channels.
As indicated in the diagram above, what Hartshorne means by absoluteness is absence of internal relatedness.
In non-aqueous media there is absence of redox processes when the electrolyte cation is tetrabutylammonium.
Hydrophobic effect is the original cause of lipid vesicle formation, which in fact is absence of attraction between the involved substances.
Lü et al. reports that the colloidal system with a zeta potential of ±25 mV will become stable where there is absence of coagulation [56].
