"a lack of identification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something (or someone) is not known to be the same thing that it used to be or that is expected. For example: After some time, the painting had suffered from a lack of identification, and experts could not recognize its original author.
Cross-level or ecological inference suffers from a lack of identification that, most agree, is best addressed by incorporating individual-level data into the model.
Many individuals included in the report believed that they would not be allowed to vote because of a lack of identification but actually would have been allowed to cast a ballot had they tried.
In the end, it seems that in this work you have to protect what you're doing, not only from the abuse that comes from a misuse of the sites, a lack of identification with the site, both at the national and international level, but also the way the news and media distort the meaning of discoveries before they're scientifically validated.
This phenomenon contradicts the arguments put forward by the defendant football associations in Bosman, which predicted that an increase in the number of foreign players would result in a lack of identification with the clubs and a consequent decline in public interest.
He said people who attribute a lack of identification to sheer laziness have no idea what it's like being young and poor and just released from jail.
While there are many differences commonalities include the impact of chronicity, social isolation, stigma and a lack of identification with routine biomedical understandings of mental health [ 20].
In their study, Jaarsma et al. hypothesized that the lack of reproducibility, even amongst individual raters, could have been a result of a lack of consistent identification of the optimal axial femoral neck cut.
However, a lack of peptide identification from the TAP-tagged protein could be due to amounts too low to be identified in the MS/MS analysis because of various reasons including comparatively small amount of starting material and the nature and properties of the sample itself e.g. many hydrophobic proteins are less effectively digested by trypsin as compare to water soluble proteins.
Certainly, this study have some obvious limitations such as lack of standardized procedure following CLSI protocol (including the use of non synthetic medium for susceptibility test and ATCC 102321 as quality control strains) and a lack of complete identification.
Indeed, a lack of proper identification of CM nuclei seems to be one of the major reasons for the high divergences in literature concerning the annual turnover rate of adult mouse CMs, ranging from 0.76 % [ 33] up to 80%% [ 17].
