The phrase "where absent" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something or someone is not present or missing. Example: "The meeting proceeded as planned, despite the CEO's absence. However, where absent, his team made sure to convey his messages and decisions accurately."
That is an improvement on other stricken Asian countries, where absent legislation and indifferent courts make closing a company difficult.
"We are at the point where, absent further progress, the process that has begun may well falter," he said on Sunday.
"They go the other way and keep Karl out of the room, where, absent the critique, you'd want Karl in the room," said Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, a conservative group that works closely with Mr. Rove.
He's not talking rambling but huge swathes of really wild places where "absent" plants and animals have been reintroduced – hence "rewilding" – and left to find their own way; places that are "self-willed, governed not by human management but by their own processes".
Therefore, waivers should be conditioned on states agreeing to focus their policies and practices on implementing these common elements/sub-elements where absent in their Title I-funded schools.
Due to the fact that some chlamydial isolates where absent in some locations our data were unbalanced and most of the models did not converge.
In brief, this involves linear interpolation where the absent pain score(s) falls between two valid VAS scores, and last observation carried forward where the absent score(s) extends to the final 12 h time point.
But it's one of the few moments where The Absent Therapist does so.
Data puts marketers at the right place at the right time - and at more places where previously absent.
But where the absent British paid $8 for a ride down the sand on Fatima, Abdul's undernourished camel, the Russians offer 40 cents.
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