The phrase "a lack of stability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where there is an absence of stability, often in contexts related to economics, relationships, or personal circumstances.
Example: "The recent changes in management have resulted in a lack of stability within the organization."
Alternatives: "an absence of stability" or "a deficiency in stability."
A consequence of ecosystem simplicity is a lack of stability.
There's a lack of stability in the dorm; it's not the typical home life".
But aggressive projections were stymied by the financial crisis and a lack of stability parents saw in the school.
But clever as their workmanship undoubtedly was, their designs frequently showed a lack of stability and a tendency to run riot.
Zidane voiced an alternative view: "Why put another layer of gold on the Bentley when you are losing the entire engine?" It was symbolic of a time when a lack of stability ultimately cost Madrid progression in Europe.
Backe (pronounced back-a) takes over a team that has been buffeted over the years by a lack of stability, both on the field and in the front office.
Aqueous complexation of U IV) with strongly chelating organic ligands can result in stabilization of dissolved U IV), however a lack of reliable stability constants for U IV) complexation prevents a quantitative estimation of the precise magnitude of this phenomenon in the current study.
A lack of macroeconomic stability continues to be the country's greatest area of weakness (111th, down from 90th last year).
Further investigations will have to determine whether Ford set the lower level merely to provide a more comfortable ride, or whether it did so to compensate for a lack of structural stability in the Explorer.
The selfishness of his tutors, the dissolute character of his companions, and the traumatic experience of his kidnapping had produced a lack of moral stability during his years of puberty.
At the top of Colorado's list of challenges is a lack of organizational stability (the university has had eight presidents in the last 20 years), facilities that need upgrading, and the continuing struggle to attract support and donations.
