The phrase "a lack of propensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is an absence of a natural inclination or tendency towards something.
Example: "The study revealed a lack of propensity among participants to engage in risky behaviors."
Alternatives: "a deficiency of inclination" or "an absence of tendency."
The adoption of wheat straw as a fuel for gasification processes has been hindered due to a lack of experience and its propensity to cause bed agglomeration in fluidised bed gasifiers.
Adenoviral vectors can carry inserts of a large size; however, viral vectors are associated with a lack of copy number control, a propensity for deleterious integration and the elicitation of unwanted immunological responses in target cells.
The poly-thymine sequence was selected for the ssDNA gap region due to the lack of propensity to form secondary structures.
On the other hand, a lack of English proficiency can increase the propensity for self-employment by satisfying the demand from other immigrants from the same ethnic group (e.g. Evans [1989]).
Further when teams are more heterogeneous (as opposed to homogeneous) then there is a greater propensity for a lack of cohesion, communication breakdowns and misunderstandings due to differing behavioural styles.
A lack of common support, or a complete separation of propensity scores between the exposure groups indicates severe differences between the two exposure groups and the possibility that confounding cannot be reduced using propensity methods [ 22].
Credit checks are still used by many employers as an input to the hiring process despite a lack of evidence linking poor credit with a propensity to perform poorly in the workplace (several states have actually passed laws limiting the use of credit checks in employment evaluations).
The effect of the substitutions on the early stage of aggregation might be related to a decrease in hydrophobicity and β-sheet propensity rather than a lack of aromatic ring, as it was proposed for other systems [47], [48].
We observed remarkable phenotypic shrinkage of astrocytes resulted from a lack of DMP1 glycosylation in cellular microenvironment, which was predictive of propensity for diverse diseases, including BBB disruption-mediated brain disorders (Fig. 5).
In common with the rest of continental Europe, it has clearly been suffering from a lack of demand, caused in part by Germans' high propensity to save.
Chemotherapy resistance occurring in conjunction with a propensity to metastasize and a lack of early stage screening procedures contributes to the high PDAC-related mortality.
