The phrase "planned absence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an absence, usually from work or school, that has been arranged and scheduled in advance. Example: "I will be on a planned absence next week for my sister's wedding."
Mr. Calderón's planned absence only did that much more to deflate expectations for the meeting here.
It will normally be expected that employees will obtain this approval at least three working days in advance of the planned absence.
However, this was not a planned absence.
You must discuss all impending absences with your instructor at least two weeks prior to the planned absence.
McGuinness' class action claims he paid a premium price for tickets to see the high-profile visiting team and its well-known nucleus of Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili (plus Danny Green), but that the players' secretly planned absence was deceptive and violated fair trade law.
Planned absence occurs when both the employee and employer are aware that the employee will not be coming to work and hence are able to plan in light of that awareness.
DOSL does not send out notifications related to planned absences for events such as vacations, weddings, job interviews, or minor illnesses.
Participants were screened and excluded from participation if they were under 18 years of age, were sub-contracted by another organisation, were contracted to work less than 3 days-a-week, had planned absences during the intervention period or were unable to provide informed consent.
Women are more likely to work fewer hours to begin with, though, so maybe the length of the workweek matters when it comes to planning absences.
Participants who plan absences of >2 sessions use Thera-Bands in a home-based program.
Prospective studies evaluating a greater number of rotavirus-infected subjects are planned, but absence of these more extensive studies does not distract from the important findings shown here.
