The phrase "an extensive lack of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant deficiency or absence of something in a particular context.
Example: "The report highlighted an extensive lack of resources available for the project, which hindered its progress."
Alternatives: "a significant absence of" or "a considerable deficiency in".
Look at the overall picture in Turkey and ask yourself, is this an isolated incident or the tip of an iceberg of a larger social problem: an extensive lack of ethics and a loss of respect for human decency in the public sphere?
The results of the study showed an extensive lack of awareness of Pap smear testing among respondents compared to other developing countries particularly Sub-Saharan African countries.
As was clear from our review however, there is an extensive lack of stakeholder knowledge and understanding to facilitate safe and appropriate telecare use.
Public and media discussion of the extensive lack of safety systems and appropriate operator training at Chernobyl and resulting comparisons with nuclear power plant technology in the United States and worldwide expanded public knowledge of the safety and technology associated with properly operated and maintained power plants.
Survey findings revealed extensive lack of awareness of the rules relating to donation by men who had sex with men.
Alignment of human Slo1 sequence with human Slo3 and other mammalian Slo3 sequences illustrates that, although the membrane-associated S0-S6 domain retains considerable identity, there is extensive lack of identity in many segments of the ligand-sensing cytosolic domain.
Although peripheral hospitals receive the majority of patients, their ability to provide adequate maternal care is restricted due to the extensive lack of drugs, sterile packs, postoperative beds, blood for transfusion, electricity, and trained staff.
In our study, the hypothesis of whether this extensive lack of oncogenic mutations in our series could be attributed in part to an efficient MMR mechanism was investigated by focusing on the status of hMLH1 and hMSH2 proteins of the DNA mismatch repair system, which stabilize the genome and repair postreplicatively the mismatches and the small single stranded DNA loops [ 54].
The above factors may be compared to Nesse and Schiffman (2003), where deans of medical colleges in North America saw an extensive curriculum, lack of faculty, and monetary resources as the major factors that would affect teaching of evolutionary medicine.
Nowadays, methods to determine the air gap thickness based on the 3D body scanning lack an extensive evaluation of the measurement uncertainty imposed by the scanner and computational algorithms.
The allocations of the workforce and the broad range of surveyed health outcomes are extensive, but a lack of systematic control of information quality limits the ability to take full advantage of these efforts.
