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The phrase "based on lack of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is making an inference based on insufficient evidence or information. For example, "The jury concluded that the defendant was guilty based on lack of a compelling defense."
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Warner wrote three years ago that "the carbon market is based on lack of delivery of an invisible substance to no-one".
Currently, more than one-quarter of pericarditis cases are designated as idiopathic based on lack of classification by current biochemical techniques.
In some states, like Michigan, child neglect reports based on lack of supervision have spiked sharply.
"A number of [events] have been cancelled or consolidated based on lack of support".
They can be based on injury, they can be based on lack of performance by somebody.
But based on lack of execution, where are the quotations about Zeile or Glendon Rusch or half the roster?
She said her decision was made before Mark Hughes's death and was based on lack of sales.
Or, there may be a different five – perhaps with the Chief Justice along – to dismiss based on lack of standing.
He wanted to argue self-defense, while his lawyer wanted to present a defense based on lack of intent.
Mr. Lampert's lawyer, Jonathan Ripps, released a court document dated Oct. 26 indicating that a judge had signed off on the prosecution's dismissal of the charges, "based on lack of jurisdiction".
If the measure becomes law, as expected, officials will have three months to close their foreign accounts and sell their stock or face possible dismissal based on "lack of trust".
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