The phrase "and lack of personnel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is an insufficient number of staff or workers available for a task or operation.
Example: "The project was delayed due to budget constraints and lack of personnel."
Alternatives: "and shortage of staff" or "and insufficient workforce".
Patients and health personnel related that because of high turnover and lack of qualified personnel, those executing DOT were often unskilled and there was a lack of continuity.
Two primary reasons are cost and lack of trained personnel.
In addition, installation of a HPHT viscometer at the rig site is highly impractical due to its cost, maintenance, calibration difficulties, and lack of dedicated personnel to run the equipment.
The most possible reasons could be resource limitation, infrastructure, poor attention from management and staffs and lack of skilled personnel.
However, limitations include inter-listener variability, subjectivity in the interpretation of lung sounds 14 15 and lack of trained personnel in resource-poor settings.
The predetermined HR challenges included financial constraints, employee shortages and lack of qualified personnel, migration, poor job satisfaction, recruitment challenges (or lack of such a system), and poor employee retention (incentive programs).
The main reason for others not to test was lack of reagents (46.4%); other reasons include not informed to test and lack of trained personnel to perform a test.
Despite this, there is a paucity of trained professionals to meet the mental health needs of children and adolescents, and barriers to care which include poor identification of the problem, and lack of specialised personnel [ 2].
Although the ultrasound method has compared favourably with the landmark technique, its widespread use has been hampered by the impracticality of specially designed ultrasound devices or sterile scanner manipulation, unavailability of equipment, and lack of trained personnel.
