The phrase "a lack of forums" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there are insufficient platforms or spaces for discussion or exchange of ideas.
Example: "The community expressed frustration over a lack of forums for discussing local issues."
Alternatives: "a shortage of forums" or "an absence of forums."
However, there was not adequate consensus in this study with regards to Nurses' participation being hindered by: lack of forums, lack of experience, inability to actively participate and planning by nurse leaders.
"Manchester suffers from a lack of public space," said Ali McGowan, a forum committee member.
She thinks this happens, in part, because of a lack of grassroots community involvement in food insecurity forums.
And in general, Xu says, Chinese scientists have exhibited a "lack of leadership" in international organizations' global change forums.
However, beyond the small number of outspoken researchers who have submitted their opinions in various forums [ 4, 7, 8], there is a lack of understanding on what the broader research community attitudes and values towards research impact are.
In the eyes of the decision-makers participating in the forums, effective priority setting and resource allocation is often held back by a lack of good, appropriate, applicable, reliable and valid data (III:6).
This is essentially due to a lack of awareness about COFs' timing and venue (local actors are not informed about, nor invited to, these forums), which continues to hamper local users' participation to COFs, even today.
Fan forums reckon Christie, who will play a female stormtrooper, Captain Phasma, was added to redress a lack of female parts, but Gold demurs.
A lack of entrepreneurship.
At a democracy forum last Friday, Mr. Elaraby detailed a list of problems that plague the Egyptian government, including a lack of separation of powers, a lack of transparency and a lack of judicial independence.
