The phrase "a lack of published" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the absence of published materials or works on a particular topic or subject.
Example: "The research paper highlights a lack of published studies on the effects of climate change in urban areas."
Alternatives: "an absence of published" or "a deficiency of published".
However, there is a lack of published data that supports this approach, in particular where pressure piling might occur.
There is, however, a lack of published data assessing the association of admission status with clinical or functional outcomes.
In such a sense, while the use of steel fibres has been shown as effective there is a lack of published literature with regard to PFRC.
For orthotropic bridge decks a similar comparison was not possible because of a lack of published results in the technical literature.
Protesters complain that Dr. Fernandes has intimidated and "oppressed" faculty members and students and say that she received tenure last year despite a lack of published scholarly research.
There is a lack of published research in the evaluation of appropriate user acceptance in educational software especially in supporting the needs of learning for disabled students.
In 2015, frustrated by a lack of published modelling, the Wilderness Society had commissioned its own modelling, which suggested a spill would have a major impact on most of the southern coast of Australia and Tasmania.
Despite this, there is a lack of published research which qualitatively explores the social context of Indigenous smoking behaviour or of meanings and perceptions of smoking among Indigenous people.
Several studies have assessed the performance of decentralized control structures applied to the post combustion CO2 capture process via dynamic process simulation, however there is a lack of published data from demonstration or pilot plants.
This provides strong evidence of interactions between host genotype and enterotype; however, there is a lack of published multi-omics data from IBD patients, and a lack of bioinformatics tools for modeling such systems.
Furthermore, despite the advances in treatment technologies, the design of existing treatment plants are not suited to remove these ECs, in addition to there being a lack of published health standards that provide guideline in treating these pollutants.
