The phrase "a consequence of lack of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the result or effect that arises from not having something.
Example: "The increase in health issues is a consequence of lack of access to nutritious food."
Alternatives: "a result of insufficient" or "an outcome of absence of".
Consequently, initial drops in food intake after transition were not solely a consequence of lack of food availability but rather caused by a sudden lack of access to food by the collapse of these subsidies.
They may partly be a consequence of lack of opportunity.But they are also evidence of a policy failure.
However, strong barriers in sharing CDS functionality are still present as a consequence of lack of expressiveness of services' interfaces.
Based on the numbers from the Harvard study, a person like Sue dies as a consequence of lack of health care coverage every 12 minutes in America.
"The caveat is that it's possible these abnormalities may be a consequence of lack of social experience, so we need more research to test whether this is cause or consequence," he added.
As a consequence of lack of process control in suusa fermentation, the microbial diversity in the product is uncontrolled.
Development of advanced castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) is a biological consequence of lack of an apoptotic response of prostate tumor cells to androgen ablation.
Inhibition of growth is a natural consequence of lack of nutrients since important building blocks of the cell contain these elements.
The fact that releasing connections to the apical extracellular matrix reduces the area of the wing suggests that area homeostasis is not a trivial consequence of lack of growth.
In a series of conversations with sleep scientists this May, facilitated by a Harvard Medical School Media Fellowship, I learned that the consequences of lack of sleep are severe.
And that's a consequence of the lack of encouragement and the lack of bringing people forward in the past.
