The phrase "a continuous lack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or persistent absence of something.
Example: "The project faced challenges due to a continuous lack of funding, which hindered its progress."
Alternatives: "an ongoing absence" or "a persistent deficiency."
"Just a continuous lack of good news".
As political elites and nation states have been rushing to shrink the world and make globalization the economic standard, there has been a continuous lack of appreciation of those who are left behind.
Although previous educational campaigns have been effective at promoting awareness, they have mainly been focused on younger individuals, with a continuous lack of specific attention directed towards elderly individuals (Kelly, 1998).
"It is deeply disturbing that the initial steps of the talks have been undermined by the continuous lack of sufficient humanitarian access, and by a sudden increase of aerial bombing and military activities within Syria.
"It is deeply disturbing that the initial steps of the talks have been undermined by the continuous lack of sufficient humanitarian access and by a sudden increase of aerial bombings and military activities within Syria," said Ban. Related: The Syrian Regime Is Close to a Victory That Could Turn the War.
"Neglect – continuous lack of love," she says, "deprives the child of a personal soothing repertoire".
Sexton says she finds the continuous lack of regulatory response to the selenium issue shocking.
Contrary to Edward N. Luttwak ("Rewarding Terror in Spain," Op-Ed, March 16), Spanish citizens did not reward terror in Sunday's election; we just punished our government's lies, manipulation and continuous lack of respect.
For the residents at the camp, the passing hours have solely been marked by the worsening cold and rainy weather, the continuous lack of proper resources, the deepening depression spurred by isolation, and the insatiable agony of waiting to no end.
There is continuous lack of space.
Furthermore, students have difficulty conceptualizing the issues involved due to inexperience in thinking about light as a continuous spectrum and a lack of comfort with the meaning of the integrals required in the calculations.
