The phrase "a lack of strict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the absence of strictness in rules, guidelines, or behaviors.
Example: "The project suffered due to a lack of strict adherence to deadlines."
Alternatives: "an absence of strict" or "a deficiency in strict".
Erythema multiforme (EM) continues to be an underestimated disease with a lack of strict classification and diagnostic criteria.
Students are expected to take charge of their own schedules, and may be surprised to find a lack of strict deadlines.
Domestic water demand increases can also be attributed to a lack of strict conservation measures and price signalling mechanism to consumers.
The PLI scores for the 13 study trees were much lower than those for radiata pine, mainly because of a lack of strict control over the defect core (early pruning) and regular removal of epicormic shoots.
(3) There is a lack of strict inclusion and exclusion criteria to assess history of blood transfusion and pregnancy/abortion.
Also, in patients with hip osteoarthritis, there is a lack of strict correlation between the degree of arthritic changes on hip radiographs and patient symptoms.
The numerous advantages of the analysis (a large number of variables that can be included, individual variability in habitat selection taken into account, a lack of too strict underlying hypotheses) make it a powerful approach in radio-tracking studies designed to identify habitat variables that are selected by animals.
A lack of a strict control compromises the integration of biometrics as sensitive data may be endangered.
Not only did 20,000 people attend Zen festival in 1997, but they did so despite a lack of liquor, strict club laws and a curfew for teens.
Dynamic models have the additional advantage of coping with a potential lack of strict exogeneity of some of the control variables that might be correlated with past errors (i.e. predetermined) or correlated with current errors (i.e. endogenous).
They also indicate a lack of support for strict measurement invariance (i.e., invariance of item uniqueness as well as factor loadings and intercepts).
