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The phrase "a lack of height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that does not possess a significant amount of height.
Example: "His lack of height did not deter him from pursuing a career in basketball."
Alternatives: "short stature" or "insufficient height."
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He saw more than a lack of height.
Emphasizing a pressing defense and ball movement on offense to offset a lack of height, Donovan had a record of 139-57 at St . Bonaventureover eight seasons.
He said he believed his failure to receive a scholarship offer from the Longhorns was because of a lack of height.
Instead he has been on a ride to prove that a lack of height should not be a handicap to an international batsman.
There's a reason all 32 teams thought a lack of height was problematic enough to pass on Wilson in the first two rounds.
After the humiliation at Wembley last week, when the substitute was substituted in stoppage time apparently due to a lack of height in the side, this was a more satisfying intervention.
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The major negative is a lack of inside height.
Tolerance is seen as a lack of plant height reduction despite feeding, and is the primary resistance category described for Dn2 (Du Toit, 1989; Budak et al., 1999; Wang et al., 2004b).
I played basketball, compensating with quickness for a grave lack of height, and after a close and raucous game one Saturday night a teacher came through the departing crowd, stopped me on my way to the locker room, and said his name was Mr. Haviland, and that he was the coach of Deerfield lacrosse.
With Carrick on the bench there's a distinct lack of height ahead of what will be a physical test.
It's a blend of physics, communication and a lack of fear of heights.
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