The phrase "a lack of representative" is not correct in standard English.
It should be "a lack of representation" or "a lack of representatives" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The committee faced criticism due to a lack of representation from minority groups."
Alternatives: "an absence of representation" or "a deficiency of representatives."
There is a lack of representative preclinical models for standardized testing of novel experimental therapies.
The unexpected reduction in model stability may be due to imperfect model design or a lack of representative information in the training dataset (Sánchez Lasheras et al. 2010).
And even though the US-led coalition has a strategy to ultimately "degrade and defeat" IS, it relies on a strategy of airstrikes and military assistance that doesn't address the political catastrophes that IS exploited in the first place — including sectarianism, factionalism, and a lack of representative government.
There is a lack of representative information within countries, and insufficient information on differences between countries.
Biological determinations were limited to 44 patients due to a lack of representative material in the remaining cases.
In the first case, this could be explained by a lack of representative taxa for halotolerant bacteria (only 4, compared to 15 halophiles).
In addition, a total of 25 out of the invited 179 public health experts (14%) participated with a lack of representatives from countries such as Albania, Hungary, Montenegro, or Latvia.
"Overreaching and the exclusion of Republicans — that formula equals a lack of results," said Representative Dave Camp, Republican of Michigan.
RAND researchers said previous attempts to pin down the cost suffered from a lack of detailed, nationally representative data.
Its attempt to demonstrate that Judd had something considerably more robust and physically eccentric in mind than Minimalism is undercut by a lack of substantial and representative loans, as might be expected at a commercial gallery.
