The phrase "an incompleteness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a lack of completeness or a deficiency in something, such as a concept, document, or argument.
Example: "The report revealed an incompleteness of data that hindered our analysis."
Alternatives: "a lack of completeness" or "an absence of completeness".
An important point is that one should not consider this modality as arising from an incompleteness of the description, which it is the aim of science to remove.
In order to check whether this gap is real or an incompleteness of the PubMed record we analyzed the references of the papers on Wnt and Wingless in 1987.
For two reasons, we believe that the absence of RNase9 in the guinea pig is caused by a genuine gene loss, not by an incompleteness of the guinea pig genome database.
Six of 13 U. vulgaris root-associated genes (isotigs or single reads) under study contained complete ORFs, the rest of isotigs represented partial sequences, which reflected an overall incompleteness of experimental transcriptomes.
Esposito's argument is that an affirmative biopolitics is one rooted in just such an incompleteness and porosity of the borderlands of both the body and body politic.
In this article I offer several possible explanations, including barriers to entry that arise from the current structure of the photography industry, and an incompleteness and lack of robustness in current computational photography techniques.
The success rate was designed to deal with a similar incompleteness of B-cell epitope predictions (Rubinstein et al., 2009).
But as their third World Cups come around, there remains a sense of incompleteness, of a final summit still to climb.
He returned to this particular form of an incompleteness argument in two later publications (Einstein 1948 and Schilpp 1949).
And the possibility of redemption can make straight the crookedness of a character; make whole the incompleteness of a soul.
In Study 1, we found checking symptoms to be uniquely associated with negative affective response to a pile of clutter (an incompleteness induction).
