The phrase "a lack of characterization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the absence or insufficiency of character development in a narrative, story, or analysis.
Example: "The novel suffers from a lack of characterization, making it difficult for readers to connect with the protagonists."
Alternatives: "insufficient characterization" or "deficiency in characterization".
As a result, multifunctional proteins suffer from a lack of characterization, unclear definitions and have only been studied individually, on a case by case basis.
Numerous challenges have been identified in vaccine development, including variable efficacy as a function of population demographics and a lack of characterization and mechanistic understanding of immune correlates of protection able to guide delivery and dosing.
In 1975, few-layer graphite was synthesized on a single crystal platinum surface via chemical decomposition methods, but was not designated as graphene due to a lack of characterization techniques or perhaps due to its limited possible applications [26].
Other complaints included a lack of characterization for the supporting characters in the first few episodes.
Therefore, the development of new effective cell therapies for the restoration of normal tendon structure and function is highly desirable, but progress has been hindered by a lack of characterization of tendon cells.
However, there is a lack of comprehensive characterization of dimpling process for effective implementation in real manufacturing system taking into consideration inherent changes in variability of process parameters.
They feel vacant, not because the images aren't vivid — Franco has a talent for viscerally evoking danger — but because throughout, there's a larger problem: a lack of individual characterization.
Moreover, the greatest part of the body motion features introduced suffer from a lack of expressive characterization, and are often dedicated to visual indices of motion.
As a result of these complicated factors and a lack of detailed characterization of the content and morphology of the liquid and solid phases, it is very difficult to compare the result from one study with another even using same nanoparticles.
There is a lack of functional characterization of the described genetic polymorphisms.
and RNA levels (altered expression of microRNAs in CD34+ cells [ 8, 9]) have been observed; however, there is a lack of detailed characterization of the changes at the protein level.
