The phrase "a lack of utilization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is not being used to its full potential or is underutilized.
Example: "The report highlighted a lack of utilization of the available resources, suggesting that improvements could be made."
Alternatives: "insufficient use" or "underuse".
In addition, when examining YouTube videos of infants being immunized, there is an abundance of videos showing a lack of utilization of pain management strategies.
In several studies, a lack of utilization of women's cancer screening or contraceptive methods is associated with knowledge deficits about these methods, and vice versa [ 14, 17- 24].
This could be because of the timing of disease detection, since heavy drinking has been associated with a lack of mammography utilization (Cryer et al. 1999).
However, low fermentation rates compared to D-glucose and a lack of pentose utilization in the presence of high D-glucose concentrations are still major obstacles for fermentation of mixed sugar hydrolyzates [ 38- 40].
In a large Belgian sample (n = 6 175), the antecedents of bullying were analysed: for example, role conflicts and role ambiguity as well as high workload, changes in the job, job insecurity, lack of involvement in decision-making, and a lack of skill utilization could be identified as antecedents of bullying at work [ 58].
We hypothesize that a lack of adherence to utilization protocols for surgical skin antiseptics affects bacterial load reduction.Thirty subjects who routinely perform surgical skin preparation were recruited from four hospitals.
The calculation of the cardiovascular variable using the pressure-adjusted heart rate leads to a lack of simplicity in the utilization of this index at the bedside.
Unfortunately, most research evaluating Qigong has suffered from a lack of appropriate randomization and utilization of control groups.
However, interpretation of this study is limited by lack of utilization of a specific marker for Treg cells.
Currently, there is a lack of knowledge about health care utilization on a multinational level within resource-rich and -poor settings, in particular health care adherence to the clinical guidelines on management of HIV infection.
Lack of utilization of dental services is not a random phenomenon, and studies suggest that the dental attendance patterns among the young are related to age [ 8], gender [ 8- 15], socioeconomic position [ 9- 13, 13- 17], ethnic background [ 8, 14, 15], oral health related behaviors, such as smoking habits [ 9], and poor self perceived oral health status [ 14, 18].
