The phrase "and lack of sharp" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context discussing the absence of sharpness in an object or idea, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The painting suffers from a lack of sharp detail, making it appear blurry."
Alternatives: "and absence of clarity" or "and deficiency in sharpness".
The small size of the pellets used here and the lack of sharp edges on these, similar to other non-degrading carriers [29], [32], make it unlikely the pellets would mechanically affect the epithelium of the intestines due to sharp entities on the carrier surface.
This is consistent with Kozlowski's discussion of shared units [ 16] and reflects the lack of sharp boundaries as identified by Fennel [ 4] and Denis [ 5].
Technically, these characteristics often result from a static use of harmony, ambiguous tonality, a lack of sharp formal contrasts and of onward rhythmic drive, and a blurring of the distinction between melody and accompaniment.
Using high-tech means of detection, it is easy to discover the drawbacks of traditional camouflage; that is, a lack of sharp boundaries and poor camouflage effects.
There is a weaker correlation here between the lack of sharp filament structures and the increases in structural gene transcription.
"This is quite a masculine hand in many ways, but it is softened slightly by the lack of sharp points on letters like n, m and h.
The lack of sharp ungual traces in Anomoepus excludes basal sauropodomorphs, theropods, and heterodontosaurids as potential trackmakers, because all can be expected to create manus prints with one or more sharply defined ungual traces.
In contrast to Fey's Bossypants, whose humour derives in large part from Fey's unapologetic prickliness and her willingness to be unlikable, Yes Please is unable to make a virtue out of its author's lack of sharp edges.
Dead Rising 3 is still one of the strongest titles in the PS4/ Xbox One launch line-up, but that's more down to a lack of sharp competition than any peculiar brilliance.
Whereas the Conservative Party harbours a cacophony of voices on foreign policy, ranging from youthful neocons to grizzled realists, Labour has only a few mumbles.Yet Mr Brown's lack of sharp elbows on the world stage still perturbs many.
