The phrase "a lack of cleanliness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where cleanliness is insufficient or absent.
Example: "The restaurant received a poor health inspection score due to a lack of cleanliness in the kitchen."
Alternatives: "insufficient cleanliness" or "poor hygiene."
Westminster Council has released environmental health reports showing that inspectors found some instances of a lack of cleanliness were a 'serious danger to health'.
Members are asked to leave the car in the same condition as they found it, and the onus is on the individual to report any damage or a lack of cleanliness to head office.
A lack of cleanliness and poor customer service were usual complaints.
– Woman in Kilosa Less often, women described concerns about a lack of cleanliness, describing one facility as "a place with just no cleanliness at all".
More than 70% of the respondents knew that malaria is acquired from the bite of a mosquito; however, a reasonable proportion of people in zone 2 (13.5%) believed that malaria was contracted because of a lack of cleanliness.
Baroness Symons recently cited the company as an exemplar of British cleanliness in this matter.
Are there any disagreeable odors that might suggest a lack of facility cleanliness?
Explanations for a dirty environment were similar among all respondents and included references to accumulated filth, poor drainage, open gutters and sewage, open defecation and a general lack of cleanliness in the surroundings.
Also, risk factors for acquiring CA-MRSA infections differ from those for acquiring HA-MRSA and include crowding, close contact, lack of cleanliness, compromised skin, and contaminated fomites.
Women also feared that they would contract an illness due to the lack of cleanliness in the shared latrines.
Lack of cleanliness was not an issue for some however, who were aware of it but said it would not stop them from walking recreationally.
