The phrase "a lack of drinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is insufficient consumption of beverages, particularly in contexts discussing health, hydration, or social situations.
Example: "The doctor advised him to address his lack of drinking, as it was affecting his overall health."
Alternatives: "insufficient fluid intake" or "low beverage consumption".
Citing a lack of drinking water, the captain had 133 slaves thrown overboard.
"Flooding will certainly lead to mosquito-borne diseases but also cause water-borne diseases and also a lack of drinking water.
The more serious allegations – a lack of drinking water (in water fountains and subsequently even from taps), understaffed bars which then closed due to overcrowding, no toilet paper in bathrooms – provide significant cause for concern.
Damage to a different area known as the lateral hypothalamus (located on the sides of the hypothalamus) produces a total lack of eating known as aphagia, as well as a lack of drinking, or adipsia.
Far from their former homes and old jobs, many residents suffer from a lack of drinking water, intermittent electricity and nothing to do: most of them are whiling away the days until the government provides them with new work – whenever, and whatever, that might be.
Likewise, 45%% respondents in areas experiencing severe drinking water deficits have adopted rainwater harvesting as another suitable option by which to cope with a lack of drinking water at the individual level.
Full story Lack of clean drinking water A lack of clean drinking water has been a problem in Bam and its surrounding villages, so UNICEF has provided many temporary community water tanks to these areas, in addition to the water purification tablets distributed earlier this week.
The survey results show that 96%% of respondents from severe and 92 % from moderate drinking water scarcity areas perceive salinity to be the most prevalent hazard that causes a lack of safe drinking water in these areas (Fig. 3).
There are also growing concerns of diseases because of a lack of clean drinking water.
A lack of clean drinking water left the family with jaundice, diarrhea and dysentery.
Other contributing factors include a lack of clean drinking water, high unemployment and poverty.
