The phrase "a lack of unifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the absence of a cohesive or common element that brings different parts together.
Example: "The project failed due to a lack of unifying vision among the team members."
Alternatives: "absence of cohesion" or "deficiency in unity".
The lack of unifying relationships between cartilage damage and symptoms in OA remains a significant obstacle to OA translation.
The lack of unifying safety/risk parameter throughout of PSAs worldwide is the basis of the present work, and an attempt is made to arrive at the definition of a Risk Target for severe accidents in NPPs, consistent with the IAEA definitions having a technical basis, which can be adopted without modifications for Generation IV power plants.
While humanitarians will continue to call for greater access and protection, and are working step by step to deliver aid on the ground, a fundamental challenge is the lack of unified response by security council members.
Though other single studies as well investigated the important diagnostic role of miR-210 in various cancers, the limited sample size, different study design, and lack of unified standard resulted in conflicting results.
But it's Geffen's money, just as it's Broad's money, and if one or both have a lack of faith in L.A. Unified's ability to provide good options for every student, can you blame them?
Hence the MetS has become the center of an intensive debate due to different and changing definitions, lack of a unifying pathophysiological concept, disputed predictive value regarding CHD and uncertain specific therapeutic consequences [ 8, 15, 16].
Accusations over a lack of transparency and a desire for independence have led Burbank Unified officials to hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the district office over the fate of the Burbank Youth Vocal Arts Foundation.
CTH is a political party-oriented, government-pulled, and highly unified in the context of a heretofore less knowledge-based economy and is characterized by a lack of local flexibility, creativity, and diversity of paths.
Young said Magnolia is not in financial trouble but suffers from weak management and a lack of transparency — problems she said would be corrected in an effort to win support from L.A. Unified.
The employees added, however, that they are frustrated with the council and don't feel valued; they also alleged a lack of communication and "culture of distrust". Some suggestions included reinstating a flexible work schedule, eliminating micromanaging, being realistic about productivity given a lack of staff, and unifying the council, management and staff.
