The phrase "and lack of tangible" is not complete and may not be fully correct in written English without additional context.
It can be used when discussing the absence of concrete or measurable elements in a particular situation or argument.
Example: "The report highlights the challenges faced by the project, including the lack of tangible results to support its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "absence of concrete" or "deficiency of measurable".
In recent years, livestock herding is considered a menial job (with low remuneration rates and lack of tangible benefits) by the youth and less people are willing to do it, leaving the less energetic elderly to look after their own livestock.
Barriers to adoption of PROMs include patient and administrator burden and lack of tangible relevance to day-to-day decision-making or quality assurance of services.
17 While a few studies have indicated general support for the method, 4 18 19 such studies have not involved parents with direct experience of deferred consent and therefore, the evidence is limited by its hypothetical nature and lack of tangible insight.
The combined financial and opportunity cost of a four-year degree, and the lack of tangible benefits upon graduation has forced policy makers to rethink some of their foundation beliefs.
One Clinton adviser described it as "a quiet rage" that existed in the privacy of living rooms and around kitchen tables, frustration with the political system and the lack of tangible results from government's actions for many hard-working Americans.
Ordinary Afghans are growing increasingly disillusioned with the slow pace of reconstruction and the lack of tangible benefits from the billions of dollars in foreign aid pledged for Afghanistan, ministers said this week.
Speaking after talks with each leader, Kerry sounded somewhat hopeful about the chances of ending the conflict, despite misgivings voiced recently by both sides and a lack of tangible signs of movement.
The importance placed on external rewards through the coming P4P and the lack of tangible rewards through OPRAS clearly relates to health workers' perception of what is required to increase extrinsic motivation.
The question now is whether the technology is worth the millions of dollars it's costing taxpayers each year, and if the lack of tangible results is because we don't have the ability to measure them, or that they simply don't exist.
There is reform coming and this year you will see it". The arrival of large numbers of Taliban in the villages, flush with money and weapons, has dealt a blow to public confidence in the Afghan government, already undermined by lack of tangible progress and frustration with corrupt and ineffective leaders.
The most prominent challenges that the participants have cited are: dealing with client behaviours, lack of tangible and immediate results, poor stakeholder relations, lack of recognition, lack of clarity on the role and title of the CYCW, inconsistent job requirements, lack of professional growth and development opportunities and inadequate working conditions.
