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The phrase "a lack of appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an absence of something that is deemed suitable or fitting in a particular context.
Example: "The project failed due to a lack of appropriate resources and support from management."
Alternatives: "an absence of suitable" or "a deficiency of proper".
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Poor management, ignoring fears and a lack of appropriate policy response fuelled the far right.
Worryingly, this fear has been compounded by a lack of appropriate advocacy and support.
A similar crisis in 2015 disclosed a lack of appropriate contingency plans.
A lack of appropriate measurement techniques has constrained full cost environmental accounting (FCEA) experimentation.
However, there is a lack of appropriate, validated acoustic measurements for use in the pediatric population.
There is a lack of appropriate design methods, models and tools.
This may be due, in part, to a lack of appropriate measurement tools.
However, caused by a lack of appropriate dimensioning tools, these systems are often undersized or overdesigned.
However, effective biofermentation of manno-oligosaccharides is limited by a lack of appropriate uptake route in ethanologenic organisms.
But this recent blind spot — with an audit committee report about it — reveals a lack of appropriate governance and controls.
There is a lack of appropriate tools for assessing the effectiveness of teaching evidence-based practice in nursing.
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