The phrase "a deep lack of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant deficiency or absence of something, often in a serious or impactful context.
Example: "The report highlighted a deep lack of resources available for the community's development."
Alternatives: "a profound absence of" or "a significant deficiency in".
There also is a deep lack of media and cultural representation around women and people of color in STEM.
Wasserman and others have studied the mindset of suicidal individuals, which is almost always characterised by a deep lack of self-worth.
Those who work can do better elsewhere.LARRY LITTLEFIELDNew YorkSIR Supporting "merit pay" for teachers shows a deep lack of understanding of America's education system.
More broadly, the funding lag reflects a deep lack of confidence by Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson in his department's ability to execute its historically wide-ranging mission and spend its money wisely.
In the news conference, the Russian minister underlined that agreement had been undermined by a "deep lack of confidence and trust between Russia and the American partners," particularly, but not exclusively, in Syria.
It came as the department grapples with skyrocketing violence in Chicago, where murders are at a 20-year high, and a deep lack of trust among the city's residents.
And rightfully so – what she said is clumsy, misdirected and shows a deeper lack of understanding of the nuances of both black identity and Muslim identity.
Following a season in which violence has gripped the Italian game, Stenti also lambasts the use of Heysel by Fiorentina or Napoli fans in distasteful chants but says there is also a deeper lack of understanding among younger supporters about the disaster and how it happened.
But interestingly, the private sector has been equally slow to meet this need - perhaps pointing to a deeper lack of understanding of the benefits of better informed students or lack of data - its much harder for private sector to access records on education and taxable earnings like the government can.
However, Murdoch also displayed an apparently deep lack of knowledge of how the scandal had proceeded.
4. Listen to the song mentioned in the second question and you tell me! 5. Kindness, a sense of humor, and a deep-seated lack of self-esteem.
