The phrase "a lack of help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where assistance or support is insufficient or absent.
Example: "The project faced significant delays due to a lack of help from the team members."
Alternatives: "insufficient assistance" or "absence of support."
Santana had lost three straight games, mostly because of a lack of help from the Mets' woeful offense.
A planned sale to Klesch Group, the Swiss-based commodities producer and trader, fell through in August, with the buyer blaming a lack of help from the Government.
But it's also easy to imagine the emerging economies acting exactly as Mr Rajan foresees: a glut of saving in return for a lack of help.
Some 300,000 people have been resettled so far, many in the southern Oromia region, where it has proved particularly hard to subsist.Frustrated farmers complain of a lack of help in setting up viable villages.
Mr. Gatsas, the police chief; Stellos Partsafas, the coast guard chief; and Emmanuel Karlas, the prefect of Samos and its most senior political official, all criticized Turkey for not halting the flow of people, and faulted the European Union for a lack of help.
It also said there was a lack of help for offenders with alcohol problems.
Appalled by what he saw as a lack of specialist help, he set up the charity, Talking2Minds, to help others suffering from PTSD.
A lack of expert help does not explain Thursday's disaster, however.
The company blamed a lack of financial help from the government for the decision which involved an investment of around £1.4bn.
Malaysian authorities' initial failure to track and recover Flight 370 shows how a lack of outside help can impede solutions during a crisis.
Examples of such problems are highlighted in a number of security-related interfaces from both applications, with the use of technical terminology and/or a lack of accompanying help being amongst the frequent concerns.
