The phrase "a lack of sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is insufficient sharing of information, resources, or experiences among individuals or groups.
Example: "The project's failure was largely due to a lack of sharing between the departments involved."
Alternatives: "insufficient sharing" or "deficiency in sharing".
General guidelines for service development and SOA governance are published, but in view of many self-contained units and IT departments on all administrative levels as well as widespread outsourcing of software development there is a lack of sharing "best practices" how to implement SOA step by step in the area of e-government.
We developed and implemented a discrete-trait allele-sharing test statistic, Sad, analogous to the Spairs test statistic of Whittemore and Halpern, that evaluates an excess sharing of alleles at autosomal loci in pairs of affected siblings, as well as a lack of sharing in phenotypically discordant relative pairs, where available.
How to solve it: Sometimes a lack of sharing may be understandable say, if intellectual property is owned by a private firm.
There has been a lack of shared understanding of how good housing makes for better health.
The new categories that are thereby introduced – like "complex" or "wicked" – suffer, however, by a lack of shared understanding.
"There is a lack of shared information," Dr. Mardel said, noting that a lot of data have not been published.
This model allows us to better understand how people may coordinate their actions with others despite a lack of shared conceptual understanding of the problem at hand.
There were numerous cases, including the death of Victoria Climbie in Haringey, where a lack of shared information contributed to their ill-treatment.
One reason why may be a lack of shared language: In order to address biases, you first have to be able to label them.
As in both areas that we have already considered, a Babel objection appears: Too much freedom to challenge and remake our own cultural environment will lead to a lack of shared meaning.
Seen from this perspective, the Turkish question reveals both centripetal (a sense of "standing together" against outside threats) and centrifugal (a lack of shared strategic or foreign policy orientations) forces within the EU.
