The phrase "a lack of interior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is an absence or deficiency of interior space or design elements in a physical structure or concept.
Example: "The house was criticized for a lack of interior, making it feel empty and uninviting."
Alternatives: "absence of interior" or "deficiency of interior".
McGee, who plays for the Washington Wizards, was a late addition to the squad after the team found itself with an unexpected lack of interior depth: Robin Lopez chose to continue his rehabilitation for a back injury, David Lee sustained a finger injury in practice, and the Knicks requested that Amar'e Stoudemire not play because of insurance concerns with his newly signed contract.
This had the effect of creating new bureaucratic rivalries, and some Czech officials think that the main problem in the Atta-Ani matter was a lack of coordination between the interior ministry, the prime minister and the BIS.
For about half an hour, the passengers were kept on the plane at the Bali airport with no explanation, even as a lack of electricity made the interior hot and stuffy, she said, causing children to cry and some older passengers to vomit.
"The most important group of people are those who spontaneously go to protest against their lack of representation in this political system, and against... a lack of justice," says the interior minister.
And yet the lack of interior polish connotes forthright sincerity, a welcome antidote to the vacant slickness of so many overdesigned yet impersonal spaces.
However, whether Mr Mubarak will be executed or even convicted is another question entirely - the prosecution has complained of a lack of co-operation from the interior ministry in producing evidence and the case has been weakened by a key witness changing his testimony, he adds.
"We suffered a little bit with lack of low-post scoring last year, lack of interior defense.
To compensate for the lack of interior space, the couple cook, entertain and, for the most part, live outdoors.
Brook Lopez exposed the Knicks' lack of interior defense time and again, scoring 22 points in the first half with one easy basket after another.
