The phrase "a lack of causality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships between events or phenomena, particularly in academic or analytical writing.
Example: "The study revealed a lack of causality between the two variables, suggesting that one does not directly influence the other."
Alternatives: "absence of causation" or "deficiency in causality".
However, it should be noted that the analysis is limited by a lack of causality attribution and causal inference, and by the availability of detailed data only on trade in processed snack foods and soft drinks (not production or consumption) in the dataset.
This probably is due to a lack of causality, although results may have been influenced by the design of the component studies.
Moreover, it has to be noted that different market interdependencies which have featured correlations in the past may not show the same behaviour in the future due to a lack of causality (spurious correlation).
There was also evidence of the importance of foreign direct investment, yet a lack of research considering the direction of causality.
A lack of exposure-dependent effect could be due either to an inappropriate exposure assessment or to the lack of causality between FA exposure and myeloid leukemia.
Likewise, a lack of correlation doesn't disprove causality.
Furthermore, a host of recent empirical investigations from the public and environmental health fields, pointed to the lack of causality between neighborhood sidewalks and walkability.
Postmodern techniques, constructed largely in the late 1960s and 1970s, included use of interior monologues, radically stream-of-consciousness narrative, fragmentation, varying narrative points of view, neologisms, innovative narrative strategies, and frequent lack of causality.
It is our guess that the lack of causality and difficulties in tracing patient history were the main reasons.
Major Criticisms: 1) The final part of the manuscript suggesting that NT3 upregulation in the tectum is responsible for the overgrowth of axons observed in the kif5aa mutant is not convincing and the lack of causality between the two phenotypes is weakening the main conclusions.
A lack of curiosity about sociological and cultural causality invites operational responses which are insensitive to local social and cultural conditions.
