The phrase "a lack of proactive" is not correct in English as it is incomplete.
It can be used when discussing the absence of proactive behavior or measures, but it needs to be followed by a noun to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The project failed due to a lack of proactive planning."
Alternatives: "absence of proactive" or "deficiency in proactive".
A lack of proactive ethics foresight thwarts decision-making, undermines management practices and damages strategies for digital innovation.
The report criticized officials in the State Department's Bureau for Diplomatic Security as having displayed a "lack of proactive leadership".
The independent review, led by Thomas R. Pickering, a former ambassador, criticized officials in the State Department's Bureau for Diplomatic Security as having shown a "lack of proactive leadership," and said that some officials in the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs "showed a lack of ownership of Benghazi's security issues".
"In particular, the IGC has identified a lack of proactive and systematic investigation of allegations.
From the standpoint of disaster preparedness, the poor capacity of cyclone shelters to house evacuees, a conventional cyclone warning system that was no longer adequate, uncoordinated NGO relief efforts, and a lack of proactive disaster preparedness were major pre-Aila unsafe conditions that resulted in prolonged human suffering (Mallick et al. 2011; Tada 2011).
There is a lack of proactive telephone counselling trials with actively recruited smokers that examined baseline characteristics associated with prolonged cessation.
A lack of effective proactive indicators is probably the single biggest problem faced in occupational safety and health management today.
"Most roads have a 20-year cycle, so when there's a lack of investment and proactive upkeep, the evidence doesn't show up until years, even decades, later," said Seth Solomonow, a spokesman for the city's Transportation Department.
Firstly, family firms have been known to maintain a defensive posture that suggests a lack of growth or proactive orientation (Martin and Lumpkin 2003) which has been suggested to lead to higher performance (Short et al. 2009).
In written testimony, Mr. Hawke said that Riggs was plagued for many years by a "lack of an effective and proactive management team".
Another study identified physicians' lack of proactive intensification of therapy as an important barrier to optimal management of diabetes [ 12].
