The phrase "a lack of computing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deficiency or absence of computing resources, skills, or technology in a particular context.
Example: "The project's failure was largely due to a lack of computing power to process the data efficiently."
Alternatives: "insufficient computing" or "deficiency in computing".
This pipeline was also designed to circumvent what have traditionally been significant limitations for small research groups, a lack of computing facilities and programing knowledge.
A lack of computing in schools put the UK's position as a world leader in computer gaming at risk, said Microsoft UK's director of education.
In many physical applications, large scales numerical simulation is no longer possible because of a lack of computing resources.
There are thousands of projects that cannot be tackled because of a lack of computing power that is at the same time sitting idle on everyone's desk".
However, there is a lack of computing models to facilitate the design and development of control and management systems in a truly reconfigurable manner.
Several hours later, when the search was finished, you would be presented with a list of results, sometimes ranked in order of relevance and limited in size because of a lack of computing power.
A major barrier to such integration is the lack of computing infrastructure in many clinical settings.
That might still be the case now for a few very specialized professions like large-scale climate modeling and cryptography, but all the rest of us are no longer limited by any lack of computing muscle.
American forecasting also does poorly at data assimilation, the process of integrating information about atmospheric conditions into modeling programs; in the meantime, a lack of available computing power precludes the use of more advanced systems already operating at places like the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, based in Reading, England.
However, there is still a lack of algorithms, that compute the PFD of directed hypergraphs with respect to the Cartesian product.
And so, the effect of Chomsky's claim, together with some negative results for machine learning and a general lack of computing power at the time, was to cause researchers to turn away from empirical approaches and toward knowledge-based approaches where human experts encoded relevant information in computer-usable form.
