The phrase "a dearth of support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a significant lack of assistance or resources available.
Example: "The project failed due to a dearth of support from the management team."
Alternatives: "a lack of support" or "insufficient support".
Consequently, there is an explosion of computational models, computationally generated findings, interest in doing simulation, and a dearth of support for this enterprise.
In traditional finance, an abundance of advisors assist small businesses with deal structuring, negotiating, and executing, but there is a dearth of support for impact-focused entrepreneurs and investors.
Meow and Hoopla were both born out of a dearth of support for female skaters.
It also points out that for many refugees who are resettled, there is a dearth of support services for LGBT refugees including safe housing, and access to healthcare and counselling.
Specifically, lack of reimbursement mechanisms for specialists, inadequate funding for on-going costs to support the technology platform, and a dearth of administrative support to maintain the system were mentioned by many study participants (Table 2).
Getting to university, and studying there, those from ethnic minority backgrounds face a host of structural disadvantages, ranging from lack of preparedness to white curriculums and a dearth of institutional support.
Self-deprecating, free (so far) of the scandals that saw off some of his predecessors, and fairly hawkish on Japan's fiscal malaise, he has an opportunity to lift the country out of its 20-year funk, but a mountain of challenges and a dearth of popular support lengthen the odds.
Yet there is a dearth of financial support for their efforts.
Her debut album, Badlands, had been released on Astralwerks the year before, and performed well commercially, despite a dearth of radio support for its singles like the Lido-produced "New Americana" and "Castle".
Tampa Bay Rays left-hander Blake Snell rode a 21-win season to the American League Cy Young Award and New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom overcame a dearth of run support to win the award in the National League.
Other underlying reasons include poor funding for mental health research; limited numbers of trained mental health research personnel; a dearth of infrastructural support and research networks; and the absence of institutions with a research culture.
