The phrase "a paper deficit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a lack of physical paper, often in the context of printing or documentation.
Example: "Due to the unexpected demand for reports, we are currently facing a paper deficit in the office."
Alternatives: "a shortage of paper" or "a lack of paper supply".
Barro, 65, is an iconoclast who unleashed a still-raging debate in 1974, when he broke with the John Maynard Keynes camp and published a paper suggesting deficit spending doesn't stimulate private activity because investors instantly prepare for higher taxes.
In a paper from Canada, titled "Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Symptoms, Comorbidities, Substance Use, and Social Outcomes among Men and Women in a Canadian Sample," E. Vingilis et al. screened for ADHD symptoms and its correlates including substance use.
WHAT a difference a deficit makes.
"He is still governing by papering over a deficit with credit card borrowing," Mr. Lance said.
Money poured into India, allowing it to paper over a chronic deficit in its current account, a measure of foreign trade and investment.
Although the former mayor is generally praised for revitalising the city, he also left behind a fiscal mess, using one-off fixes to paper over a structural deficit that is expected to reach $636m in 2012.That is now Mr Emanuel's problem, and he has promised to tackle it head-on.
Mice were tested in the manner outlined in the initial paper describing a locomotor deficit in line D PDGFb-SNCA mice [20].
FORBES magazine has had a "trade deficit" with its paper suppliers since our inception.
It is evident, however, that risky decision-making is a quantitative effect in both the gamblers and alcohol-dependent subjects (see Supporting Information Fig. S1, details at the end of this paper), rather than a categorical deficit, and that these deficits may be aligned with sources of heterogeneity in problem gambling.
Although a knockout of PrP in mice does not result in overt phenotypic deficits, a recent paper has shown that a knockdown of PrP-1 in zebrafish causes a rare gastrulation arrest defect during embryonic development that was linked by the authors to abnormal E-cadherin expression [48].
