The phrase "a lack of broad data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing insufficient or inadequate data that is not comprehensive or wide-ranging.
Example: "The study's findings were limited due to a lack of broad data on the subject matter."
Alternatives: "insufficient comprehensive data" or "deficiency of extensive data".
Baum acknowledged that a lot of coral reef science has been limited by the lack of broad data sets like this project plans to provide.
Despite the lack of broad data, Rachel Botsman, author of What's Mine is Yours, and founder of Collaborative Lab, is in no doubt about the progress made since her renowned 2010 TED talk, The case for collaborative consumption.
However, there is still a lack of broad geographic coverage of molecular data for Simocephalus.
Other data on Thursday showed that an increase in the cost of gasoline last month pushed up producer prices, but a lack of broad price pressures gives the Federal Reserve scope to maintain its easy monetary policy.
The service is reminiscent of Google Health, which Google discontinued after a lack of broad adoption.
One reason this link was not previously seen was a lack of data on the broad spectrum of patients with celiac disease, rather than just those seeking specialized care.
Cross-modal integration of sensory stimuli is well established in humans and laboratory mammals, but the understanding of its mechanisms and evolution is limited by a lack of data from a broader taxonomic range in an ecological framework.
That such a small number of eligible trials were identified despite our broad inclusion criteria reinforces that there is a lack of adequate data.
Linkage issues may be compounded by broader data quality issues, such as a lack of standardised data definitions and inconsistent coding practices [ 57], which will also compromise quality of measurement.
However, a broad understanding of the biological roles of readthrough in eukaryotes remains elusive due to a lack of experimental data.
