The phrase "a lack of distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is insufficient distribution of resources, products, or information.
Example: "The project's failure can be attributed to a lack of distribution of the promotional materials to the target audience."
Alternatives: "insufficient distribution" or "deficiency in distribution".
It's not because of a lack of food; it's a lack of distribution of food".
For his part, Kamabare blames a combination of the government funding structure, the ordering system, a lack of distribution vehicles (and petrol in their tanks), and theft.
Apparently, when funding loss occurs, a flow of electronic transfers is interrupted, causing a lack of distribution to fund-sensitive receptor cells in the brain.
"Up until now we haven't been hurt by a lack of distribution.
There's a lack of distribution channels, high levels of corruption, horrendous roads and often non-existent infrastructure.
It deserves a release, on television at least; a lack of distribution would be the ultimate irony.
But a lack of national distribution prevented them from reaching a wider audience.
While FabLabs are not generally available due to a lack of widespread distribution, the costs for establishing and maintaining such an institution even prevent their further spread.
Not surprisingly, the interest and demand among many Americans appears to be thwarted by a lack of equitable distribution of bicycle facilities and culturally competent outreach.
About 60% of patients were not satisfied with primary health care administration, mainly stressing the appointment system as not appropriate, rudeness of the employees at the reception desk, insufficient time for patient's examination, and a lack of effective distribution of functions.
We observed a lack of radial distribution of tubulin filaments from the center of the cells in response to mifepristone; instead we visualized an increase of tubulin fibers located in the neurite-like extensions of the cells where the membrane actin ruffles became abundant, suggesting a connection between redistribution of microtubules and dysregulated adhesion.
