The phrase "aggregate lack of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collective or overall deficiency in something, often in a formal or analytical context.
Example: "The report highlighted the aggregate lack of resources available for community development projects."
Alternatives: "overall deficiency of" or "total absence of".
In contrast, only a small number of lymphocytes, sometimes with single plasma cells and very small lymphocytic aggregates, lack of fibrin exudation and indications for detritus synovialitis, as well as a mild or higher degree of fibrosis, were the histopathologic hallmarks of synovial tissue from patients with OA.
Most of the design guidelines limit the amount of RAP in the base course up to 30% by weight of the virgin aggregates, in lieu of the aged bitumen coating present on the RAP aggregates and lack of understanding of the long term performance of the material.
Immunohistological staining results of F-actin and γ-crystallin revealed that γB S11R/S11R) lenses had substantial membrane-associated γ-crystallin aggregates, a lack of F-actin and extremely low levels of cytosolic γ-crystallin in interior fiber cells.
More and more cement composites produced all over the world are based on fine aggregates due to lack of locally available coarse aggregate.
The main limitation of our study relates to our use of published aggregate data and lack of statistical power.
In addition to the small number of studies, the aggregate reporting and lack of distinct data by sample type and age group were constraints in estimating the prevalence of serogroups and serotypes.
The paper concludes by identifying some of the major barriers in more widespread use of RA in recycled aggregate concrete (RAC), including lack of awareness, lack of government support, non-existence of specifications/codes for reusing these aggregates in new concrete.
The cumulative supply shortfall – the authors estimate that potential output is now 7% below the pre-2007 trajectory – may be larger than the current output shortfall attributable to the ongoing lack of aggregate demand.
Even the cause of war is in dispute is the economy troubled by a lack of aggregate demand, or uncertainty over the deficit?
Europe is replete with idle cash which people are scared to invest into productive activities, fearing lack of aggregate demand once the goods roll off the production line.
